Goldilocks are double pinnate compound leaves, with 4-8 pairs of pinnae, about 6-12 cm long, opposite, 7-11 pairs of leaflets, oblong or obovate, about 1-2 cm long, about 4-8 mm wide, concave at the top, sometimes short pointed, slightly skewed at the base. The Phoenix flower is also a double pinnate compound leaf. There are 15-30 pairs of pinnae, 20-40 pairs of leaflets, which are long oval, round and blunt at the top, and askew at the base.
Goldilocks are racemes axillary or terminal, petals are orange red or yellow, round, filaments are red, styles are longer, orange yellow. And Phoenix flower also is raceme, but the color is different, it is red, the inside of calyx is blood red.
