54 Flower Petal Coloring Pages & Sheets
This flower petal collection includes simple blossoms for preschoolers, smiling garden flowers for children, realistic dahlias, symmetrical lotus blooms, and detailed patterns for adults. The 54 images range from one large flower on a plain background to layered petals surrounded by leaves or swirling lines. Start with the thick-lined easy pages, choose a cute flower scene, study the realistic petal shapes, or color a circular design with repeated petals.
Flower Petal Types
All 21 types: Rose (53), Roses (52), Sunflower (29), Daisy Flower (58), Tulip (53), Pointsetta (47), Daffodil Flower (51), Orchid (45), Lotus Flower (56), Peony (67), Hibiscus Flower (60), Marigold Flower (58), Dahlia (41), Violet (1), Buttercup Flower (48), Pansy (29), Dandelion (43), Cherry Blossom (60), Tiger Lily Flower (31), Lilly Flower (51) and Chrysanthemum (37).
Cute Flower Petal Coloring Pages
These 8 pages feature smiling garden flowers, blooming lotus flowers, leafy stems, and simple cartoon petals.
Easy Flower Petal Coloring Pages
These 19 thick-lined pages show one large flower or blossom for toddlers and preschoolers to color.
Realistic Flower Petal Coloring Pages
These 4 realistic pages show centered dahlia blooms with many overlapping petals.
Detailed Flower Petal Coloring Pages for Adults
These 9 detailed pages include circular petal arrangements, close-up dahlias, lotus blooms, and flowers among swirling lines.
More Flower Petal Coloring Pages
These 14 additional pages feature isolated blossoms, symmetrical blooms, lotus flowers, and decorative petal dots.
Ready to print for home, preschool and classroom.
Classroom & Home Ideas
- Petal Color Wheel. Choose a symmetrical flower and color each ring of petals with a different color family. Label the warm and cool colors around the bloom.
- Dahlia Petal Study. Color a realistic dahlia, then count and shade its overlapping petal layers from the center outward.
- Classroom Flower Garden. Give each student a single garden flower page. Cut out the colored flowers and arrange all the stems and blossoms across a bulletin board.
- Lotus Reflection. Color a lotus bloom, cut it out, and glue it above a second copy turned upside down to form a water reflection.
- Petal Pattern Match. Print two copies of a circular flower design. Color matching petals alike, then use the pair for a visual matching activity.
- Smiling Flower Card. Color a smiling garden flower and fold the sheet into a card. Add a short message beside the leaves and stem.
Questions
Which flower petal pages are best for preschoolers?
The 19 easy pages use thick outlines and show one large blossom or flower with few small details.
Which pages have the most detailed petals?
The adult section has layered dahlias, circular petal patterns, symmetrical lotus blooms, and flowers surrounded by swirling lines.
What colors can I use for the realistic flowers?
Dahlia petals can be red, pink, purple, orange, yellow, or white, while lotus petals are often pink or white with yellow centers.
