Garden and Flower Coloring Index

Sample garden and flower coloring pages from this collection.

       Both child and adult level coloring pages are included in this index. I will identify the adult level coloring pages with an * asterisk.

1.  Color a child dancing with flowers
2. "T is for tulip" alphabet coloring page
3. "D is for dandelion" alphabet coloring page
4. "A is for apron full of blooms" alphabet coloring page
5. "V is for violets" alphabet coloring page
6.  "P is for picnic" alphabet coloring page
7. Bunnies stroll through the park coloring page
8. A little girl waits by the garden gate
9. Color A Thought by Robert Lewis Stevenson *
10. Color these children watching the birds

Coloring Pages of Gardens: Cultivated plants inside of landscapes, both naturalistic and fantasy, will be linked to here.

1. Color these lovers for Valentine's Day (in a garden) *
2. The Fairy Lullaby Coloring Page *
3. Color this garden buzz... *
4. The Lady and The Peacock * 
5. The queen's ladies in waiting coloring page *
6. Color Heavenly Places! *
7. The Singing Wind and Her Companions *
8. Color this pony ride through the woods *  
9. Color This Child Chasing Rabbits!
10. Color this little girl catching butterflies
11. To Elsie Coloring Page and Poem
12. Color The Cherry Tree 
13. The Treasure Box
14. Reading in the garden arbor
15. Birds among the ivy coloring page *

Coloring Pages of Gardeners and Equipment:

1. Color the children pushing a wheelbarrow
2. "G is for gardener" alphabet coloring page
   

Coloring Pages of Pastoral Scenes: A pastoral lifestyle that of shepherds herding livestock around open areas of land according to seasons and the changing availability of water and pasture. It lends its name to a genre of literature, art and music that depicts such life in an idealized manner, typically for urban audiences. Read more... 

1. Color a few country cottages
2. Watching the clouds float by...
3. Looking out for birds
4. Running and playing with friends
   

Coloring Pages of Flowers: A still life is a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural (food, flowers, dead animals, plants, rocks, or shells etc... Here I will list both loose flowers and also flowers in containers.

1. Color these two sisters arranging flowers
2. A Basket of Roses Coloring Page *
3. A coloring sheet of morning glories
4. Color these pretty roses
5. A coloring page of daffodils
6. Color this lovely vase of roses *
7. Practice Shading a Vase of Sunflowers
8. Color a Stylized Flower
9. Color these snapdragons
10. A Floral Coloring Page of Daffodils
11. A lovely bouquet of flowers for you to color... *
12. A spring floral wreath for coloring
13. Japanese Iris in A Stream (two pages)

Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Coloring Pages: In botany, a fruit is the seed-bearing structure in flowering plants (also known as angiosperms) formed from the ovary after flowering.

1. Color fresh fruit and flowers
2. Color a Flower Sampler (raspberries, daisies and roses)
3. Color this basket of strawberries
4. "B is for banana" alphabet coloring page
5. "G is for grapefruit" alphabet coloring page
6. "C is for carrots" alphabet coloring page
7. Color this chef baking an apple pie
8. Bunny picking strawberries
9. Coloring page of fruit
10. Someone picked these apples for our coloring collection
11. A lemon attached to a branch
12. Color These Oranges
    

Coloring Plant/Floral Designs and Patterns: Emphasis on Design, Pattern, Rhythm and Repetition:

1. A repeating Japanese flower pattern for coloring *
2. A coloring page of a lily *
3. Color a Sunflower Carving from India *
4. Color in this floral motif *
5. Color some giant hydrangia by Grasset *
6. Garden Blooms and Lady *
7. Gathering the Roses *
8. Color A Bouquet of Wild Roses *
9. Color Poppies in Stained Glass *
10. Color sea holly on a black background*
11. A sweet pea design for adult coloring*
12. Arum lily coloring page
13. Color a basket of geometric flowers 

Botanical Illustration:  is the art of depicting the form, color, and details of plant species, frequently in watercolor paintings. They must be scientifically accurate but often also have an artistic component and may be printed with a botanical description in book, magazines, and other media or sold as a work of art. Often composed in consultation with a scientific author, their creation requires an understanding of plant morphology and access to specimens and references. Visit my Botanical Print Index.