Definitions
- Describing a flower with a purple or blue color. - Referring to a plant with fragrant flowers that turn towards the sun. - Talking about a color that is a mix of purple and pink.
- Describing a flower with a light purple or pink color. - Referring to a shrub or tree with fragrant flowers. - Talking about a color that is a pale shade of purple.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are flowers with a purple or pink color.
- 2Both have a sweet fragrance.
- 3Both are used in perfumes and scented products.
- 4Both can be used as decorative plants in gardens or homes.
- 5Both are associated with spring and new beginnings.
What is the difference?
- 1Appearance: Heliotrope has a deeper, more intense purple color than lilac, which is a lighter, pale shade of purple.
- 2Fragrance: While both have a sweet scent, the fragrance of heliotrope is stronger and more distinctive than that of lilac.
- 3Plant type: Heliotrope is a small, bushy plant, while lilac is a larger shrub or tree.
- 4Blooming season: Lilac blooms in the spring, while heliotrope can bloom in both spring and summer.
- 5Cultural significance: Lilac is often associated with Easter and Mother's Day, while heliotrope is less commonly used in cultural celebrations.
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Remember this!
Heliotrope and lilac are both flowers with a sweet fragrance and a purple or pink color. However, heliotrope has a deeper, more intense purple color and a stronger fragrance than lilac. Additionally, heliotrope is a smaller plant that can bloom in both spring and summer, while lilac is a larger shrub or tree that blooms specifically in the spring.
