Did you know? Flowers have the ability to communicate with each other through a process called plant communication, where they release chemical signals into the air that can be detected by other plants, allowing them to coordinate activities such as defense against pests and competition for resources.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Sunflower in Bloom: Color the petals a vibrant yellow, while leaving the center white. Use green for the stem and leaves.
• Rainbow Flower: Alternate colors for the petals (red, orange, blue, purple) to create a rainbow effect. Leave the center white and use green for the stem and leaves.
• Pastel Garden: Color the flower soft pink or lavender, with light green for the leaves and a pale yellow for the center of the flower.
• Bright Bouquet: Use bright red for the petals, deep blue for the center, and vibrant green for the stem and leaves. Add white highlights to create contrast.
• Monochromatic Bloom: Color the entire flower one solid color (e.g., lavender) with no shading or highlights, creating a simple yet elegant look.