Did you know? Flowers have the unique ability to reproduce without seeds, a process called agamospermy, which is exhibited by certain species such as Venus flytraps and some orchids.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• This image of three flowers with leaves can be colored in many ways to create different looks. Here are five coloring ideas:
• 1. Light Blue Background – Use light blue crayons or pencils to draw a background that is the same color as the sky. Then, use a darker color for the outline and details on each flower. To add some depth, you can also use a white crayon or pencil to create highlights on the petals.
• 2. Rainbow Flowers – Choose a different color for each petal of the flowers. You could use blue for one, red for another, green for a third, yellow for a fourth, and purple for the last. Make sure that the colors are bright so they stand out against the white background.
• 3. Watercolor Effect – Use watercolors to create an effect where the petals look like theyre wet and dripping with paint. Start by drawing the outline of each flower in black or dark brown crayons or pencils, then use a light blue or green crayon to fill in the petals. Add highlights on the edges of each petal using white crayons or pencils.
• 4. Monochromatic – Use different shades of gray crayons or pencils to create an image where all the colors are similar but not identical. For example, you could start with a light gray and gradually move towards darker grays as you work your way through each flower. This will give your picture a soothing and calming effect.