Did you know? Flowers are also known as angiosperms, which means seed vessel in Greek, and they have been around for over 100 million years, with the first recorded flowering plant being Archaefructus liaoningensis, dating back to the Early Cretaceous period.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five distinct coloring concepts for the flower, each featuring a unique color palette:
• Rainbow Bloom: Color the petals in rainbow order (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet), while leaving the center blank to represent the flowers core. The stem and leaves can be colored in a soft green hue.
• Pastel Paradise: Use pastel shades of pink for the petals, baby blue for the center, white for the stem, and light gray for the leaves to create a delicate and dreamy appearance.
• Monochromatic Marvel: Choose one color (e.g., lavender) and use it consistently throughout the flower, including the petals, center, stem, and leaves. This creates a cohesive and striking design.
• Sunset Splash: Color the petals in shades of orange and red to evoke the warmth of a sunset. Use yellow for the center to represent the suns rays. The stem can be colored in green with brown undertones, while the leaves are left uncolored or simply outlined in black.