Did you know? Flowers have the ability to see and respond to light, which is known as phototropism. This allows them to grow towards sunlight, increasing their chances of reproduction by attracting pollinators like bees and butterflies.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five specific coloring ideas for the flower in the image:
• Rainbow Flower: Color the petals with different rainbow colors, starting from red at the center and gradually moving outwards to orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Leave the stem and leaves white.
• Pastel Garden: Use soft pastel shades for all parts of the flower. Choose pale pink or lavender for the petals, light green for the stem, and baby blue for the leaves.
• Monochromatic Bloom: Focus on a single color scheme by coloring the entire flower in varying shades of purple. Start with a deep plum at the center and gradually lighten to lilac towards the edges of the petals. Keep the stem and leaves white.
• Neon Dreams: Add some neon flair to your flower. Color the petals neon pink, green, or yellow, while keeping the stem and leaves white. This creates a fun and eye-catching contrast.