The cherry blossom scent is generally considered stronger than the peach blossom scent. This is due to the higher concentration of volatile oils and aromatic compounds found in cherry blossoms. According to a study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, cherry blossoms contain a higher concentration of benzene derivatives and terpenoids compared to peach blossoms. These compounds contribute to the stronger and more distinctive fragrance of cherry blossoms. Additionally, cherry blossoms are known for their intense and sweet aroma, which is often described as reminiscent of almonds or vanilla, while peach blossoms tend to have a lighter, more floral scent.