Flower Coloring Pages
- Designs ready
- 32
- Ages
- 3–10
- Difficulty
- Easy and medium
- Paper
- US Letter and A4
Blooms, pots, and garden paths. Petals are easy loops to color, and the leaves are the quieter part.
Coloring pages in this set
- Ages 5–8Medium
A child kneeling to plant a small flower, with a trowel, a blank seed packet, a watering can and nearby flowers - Ages 5–8Medium
A flowering plant in a decorated pot on a sunny windowsill, with a bow-tied cat, curtains and a small watering can - Ages 7–10Detailed
Four poppies with crinkled petals and dark centers, slender stems, lobed leaves, hanging seed pods and small wildflowers - Ages 7–10Detailed
A large wrapped bouquet of roses, daisies, tulips and greenery, tied with a big bow and standing on a table - Ages 7–10Detailed
A child in a sunhat watering curved flower beds along a stone path, with a birdbath, a fence and many kinds of flowers - Ages 7–10Detailed
A child flying a kite along a path through a dense wildflower field, with rolling hills, butterflies and a sun - Ages 7–10Detailed
A garden arch covered in climbing roses and buds, with a bird on the trellis and a stone path leading through - Ages 7–10Detailed
A child in overalls and a hat watering potted flowers on greenhouse tables, with hanging baskets and a glass roof
There's a flower of a daisy, a flower of a tulip, and a flower of a sunflower.
A few pictures show a child planting or watering, not only the flower by itself.
A single bloom is a good first page. The greenhouse and the cottage garden take more time.
On a screen, tap a white shape to fill it. Undo brings the last color back.
The same outlines are on the color online page if you would rather fill them on a screen.
FAQs
Are these free?
Yes. Print a page or color it on the screen. You do not need an account.
What paper should I use?
Letter or A4. Crayons work on copy paper. Markers need thicker paper.
Can we color on a tablet?
Yes. Open a picture and tap Color online. The coloring stays on that device.