Flower Coloring Pages
By the Lucky Coloring team · Updated
Free printable flower coloring pages for every age, from smiling cartoon flowers with thick lines to realistic flower coloring pages where each species is drawn true to life: iris, peony, protea, lupine, hibiscus and dozens more. You'll also find roses, tulips and sunflowers, flower fairies and bunnies. Tap any sheet to see it big, then print it or save it.

Rose, tulip and sunflower coloring pages
The flowers kids ask for by name: a long-stemmed rose, a bunch of tulips, a tall sunflower, daisies, lilies and daffodils. Start here for rose coloring pages and sunflower sheets, then see more in the fall coloring pages.
Realistic flower coloring pages
Garden flowers drawn like a botanical print, each one named: peony, iris, dahlia, magnolia, hydrangea, ranunculus and many more. These realistic flower coloring pages suit older kids, teens and adults with fine-tipped pencils.
Wildflower coloring pages
Meadow and roadside flowers: lupine, foxglove, poppies, coneflowers, black-eyed Susans, thistles, yarrow, lavender and dandelion clocks. Wildflower coloring pages to take along on a nature walk and compare with the real thing.
Tropical flower coloring pages
Bold shapes from warm places: hibiscus, plumeria, orchids, protea, bird of paradise, anthurium, heliconia and a lotus on a fish pond. These tropical flower coloring pages look great in bright markers.
Spring flower and bouquet coloring pages
Bouquets, flower fields and a row of four favorites, plus ready-made cards for a birthday, Valentine's Day or a thank you. Spring flower coloring pages that double as a homemade gift; the Easter coloring pages have more spring sheets.
Flowers with bunnies, bugs and kids
Flowers with company: bees, ladybugs, butterflies and a caterpillar, a bunny and a teddy bear, a baby in a giant bloom, a flower fairy and a girl in a flower crown. Flower and butterfly coloring pages and more for kids who want a friend in the picture.
Cute flower coloring pages
Flowers with faces: laughing, winking, waving and grinning, a kawaii rose and tulip, a whole smiling family and a basket of happy blooms. Cute flower coloring pages for kids who like their flowers with personality.
Easy flower coloring pages
A plain eight-petal flower, a flower in a pot, a doodle bloom and a few chunky smiling daisies. These easy flower coloring pages have thick lines and big spaces for toddlers and preschoolers.
Which flower page should you print?
For toddlers and preschoolers, pick the easy flowers or the smiling flowers: one big bloom and thick lines. School-age kids enjoy the scenes with bees, bunnies and fairies, and teens and adults usually go for the realistic flowers and wildflowers, which make a calm, detailed coloring session.
Flowers through the year
Snowdrops and hellebores open at the end of winter, followed by daffodils, tulips and bluebells in spring. Summer belongs to roses, lavender, zinnias and sunflowers, and fall brings chrysanthemums and marigolds. Printing the flower that is blooming outside right now is an easy way to start a nature talk.
Printing and coloring tips
Every sheet prints on one US Letter or A4 page; choose "fit to page" in the print window. Colored pencils work best on the fine petals of the botanical drawings, and blending two shades on one petal makes a rose or a peony look real.
Flower coloring pages: questions parents ask
Are these flower coloring pages free?+
Yes. Every flower sheet on Lucky Coloring is free to print at home or in class, with no account and no sign-up.
How do I print a flower coloring page?+
Press Print under the drawing: a print window opens with the sheet sized for one US Letter or A4 page. You can also press Download and print it later.
Which flower pages are best for toddlers?+
Start with the easy flower coloring pages and the cute smiling flowers. They have one large flower, thick lines and almost no background.
Do you have realistic flowers for adults?+
Yes. The realistic flower coloring pages and the wildflowers are drawn species by species, from iris and peony to lupine and protea, with fine lines for colored pencils.
What colors are these flowers in real life?+
Sunflowers are yellow with a brown center, lupines come in purple, pink and blue, lavender is soft purple and the king protea is pink. Searching the flower's name for a photo gives kids a real model, but any color is fine.
Can I use these flower pages in my classroom?+
Yes, print as many copies as you need for a class, a spring lesson on plants or a Mother's Day card. Please don't sell them or post them on another website.
Do you have more nature and spring coloring pages?+
Yes. Try the Easter coloring pages for spring, the fall coloring pages for leaves and sunflowers, and the unicorn coloring pages, many of them full of flowers.





