Flower Coloring Pages
Sunflowers, roses, tulips and daisies all grow on these sheets. Cartoon flowers with happy faces come first. They sit in pots, in a rain boot and even in a teacup. Small kids love these flower coloring pages because the shapes are big and easy to fill.
Next come flowers that look real. Look for water lilies on a pond and a rose with thorns on its stem. Near the end every petal has a pattern inside, and teens and adults like those best. Our mandala coloring pages have even more patterns to color.
Free Flower Coloring Pages
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Happy Sunflower in a Pot
A sunflower with a happy face grows in a striped pot. Grass and small pebbles sit around it.
Three Tulips
Three tulips grow in the grass under a cloud and a sun. The tall one in the middle is smiling.
Smiling Daisy
A big daisy with a smiling face stands in the grass. Two small daisies grow beside it.
Flower Pots on a Windowsill
A tulip, a daisy and a rose grow in pots on a windowsill. Curtains hang on both sides of the window.
Flowers in a Rain Boot
Three flowers grow out of a rain boot. A small shovel leans against the boot.
Bicycle With a Flower Basket
A bicycle has a basket full of tulips, daisies and roses. A fence runs along behind it.
Teacup Full of Flowers
A teacup on a saucer is full of flowers instead of tea. A spoon rests on the saucer.
Four Flowers
Four boxes each hold one flower. There is a tulip, a daisy, a rose and a sunflower.
Giant Daisy
One giant daisy with a smiling face fills the page. Two tiny flowers grow in the grass below.
Cactus With Flowers
A smiling cactus sits in a striped pot. Three flowers bloom on top of it.
Flower Crown
A crown made of roses and daisies has two curly ribbons hanging down.
Rose in Bloom
A rose opens wide on a long stem with thorns. A rosebud grows on a side stem.
Flower Bouquet With a Bow
Roses, tulips and daisies are tied together with a big bow.
Tulips in a Vase
A glass vase of tulips stands on a wooden table by a window. A book and a cup sit beside it.
Water Lilies on a Pond
Water lilies float on a pond between round lily pads. Tall grass and stones line the edge.
Hibiscus Flower
A hibiscus has five big wavy petals. A long stalk sticks out of the middle.
Orchid in a Pot
An orchid grows in a pot with one curved stem full of flowers. A stick holds the stem up.
Poppy Field
Poppies with wide cup shaped petals grow among tall grass and wheat. Hills roll away behind them.
Daffodils
A clump of daffodils grows in the grass. Each flower has a trumpet shape in the middle.
Hanging Flower Basket
A woven basket of flowers hangs from a hook on a porch. Long vines trail down below it.
Peony Flower
A big peony has lots of wavy petals in layers. Two round buds grow beside it.
Rose Pattern
Roses, buds and leaves fill the whole page. Each petal and leaf has a pattern inside.
Pattern Sunflower
A huge sunflower fills the page. Every petal has its own pattern like stripes, zigzags or circles.
Heart Flower Wreath
Roses, daisies and little flowers make the shape of a heart. The middle is left open.
Rose Garden Arch
Roses climb over an arch above a stone path. A bench sits beside it and tulips grow along the path.
Lily With Patterns
A lily with curled petals grows on a tall stem with buds. Leaves and swirls fill the space around it.
Magnolia Branch
A magnolia branch holds three big cup shaped flowers and some fuzzy buds.
Dahlia
A dahlia has rings of pointed petals around a small middle. Each petal is filled with a pattern.
Wildflower Meadow
Daisies, poppies and tall spiky flowers grow in a meadow. Two trees stand on the hills behind.
Flower Pattern Teapot
A teapot covered in tiny flowers holds a big bunch of flowers in its top.
Which Colors Do Real Flowers Come In?
Sunflowers have bright yellow petals around a big brown middle full of seeds. Most daisies are white with a yellow center. Roses grow in red, pink, white, yellow and orange. Tulips come in almost every color, but there is no true blue tulip. Poppies are often bright red with a black middle. Lavender and iris are purple. A hibiscus can be red, pink or orange. Of course your flowers can be whatever color you pick.
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Download the PDF instead of the image: it stays sharp at full page size.
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Print at 100% scale (not "fit to page") on plain A4 or Letter paper.
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Paper of 120gsm or heavier stops markers bleeding through.
Frequently asked questions
What should a preschooler color first?
The giant daisy, the three tulips and the sunflower in a pot have the biggest and simplest shapes. Each one also has a smiling face.
Would these work as Mother's Day cards?
They make sweet cards. Pick the bouquet with a bow, the heart wreath or the teacup full of flowers and color it. Then fold it in half and write a note inside.
Which pages take the longest?
The rose pattern and the dahlia take the longest. Every petal has a pattern inside. Teens and adults with sharp colored pencils will enjoy them.
Will thick paper work in my printer?
Many home printers can take card stock. Choose the thick paper setting before you print. More tips are in the printing guide.
