Osmanthus leaves are opposite or alternate, oblong or lanceolate, about 5.5-11cm long and 1.5-3cm wide, with dark green and glossy surface, hairy at the early stage of leaf vein, nearly glabrous at the later stage, pink green and pubescent at the back.
Geranium is nearly opposite or in the upper part of the branch is alternate. It is oval and oblong, then oblong and lanceolate. It is about 7-10 cm long and 3-3.5 cm wide. It is green on the top, gray green on the bottom and hairless on both sides.
Osmanthus is a panicle growing under the current year's branchlets or axillary, with grayish yellow or yellowish pubescence, oblong lobes, oval ovary, and swollen stigma.
Geranium panicles are axillary, glabrous, with 3-5 flowers at the end of the pedicel as cymes. Perianth lobes are ovoid, ovary is ovoid, stigma discoid.
