15 Beautiful Sunflower Coloring Pages For Your Little One

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Do you want to hone your child’s creative instincts and abilities through coloring pages or make plant life and color recognition a fun activity for them? If you say yes, offer them our sunflower coloring pages.

The sunflower is a flower of the Asteraceae family. Its name comes from its large, flowering head, which makes it appear like the sun. There are two main types of sunflower florets — ray flowers and disk flowers. Ray flowers produce large flowering heads, and disk flowers have tightly packed florets of flowers found in the center of the flowering head. In our post, you’ll find both kinds and more.

The Most Lovely Sunflower Coloring Pages

Warm your kid’s imagination with our small collection of some of the best sunflower coloring pages. These coloring pages are an excellent means to educate your child about different sunflower species and their uses.

1. A sunflower

Our introductory coloring page for sunflowers contains a short trivia about the flower. It states that sunflowers bloom from the late August to September. The flower is famous for its cheerful blooms and seeds that produce oil and are eaten as a snack. A large and mature sunflower comprises 1,000 to 4,000 tiny individual flowers in each head. It has large, dark green ovate leaves. The sunflower turns its head and faces the sun throughout the day to track the sun’s movement, which gives the flower its name.

2. Little Becka

We have a beautiful sunflower coloring sheet for a quick nature study. It features a Little Becka, a stunning, large, copper-red, and pollen-less sunflower. It is an early bloomer and produces large flowers on full plants. The Little Becka sunflower thrives in warm temperatures and moist soil. These sunflowers are low on maintenance and easy to grow. The beauty of the sunflower adds a spark to the living room and flower arrangements. Your kid will love to color this vibrant flower in its bright auburn tone.

3. Maximilian sunflower

The Maximilian sunflower is a hard, drought and heat-tolerant perennial flower native to North American prairies. The dense clusters of this sunny yellow flower bloom from mid- to late-summer, until the frost. The flower has 6-to-8-foot stems rising from a cluster of shiny green leaves. The Maximilian sunflower got its name from Prince Maximilian, the German explorer and botanist who encountered it while traveling the United States in 1830. When planted along the fences and back of borders, these flowers provide food for birds.

4. Sunny Smile sunflower

The Sunny Smile sunflower, also called an annual and common sunflower, is a 5-inch dwarf sunflower surrounding a black disc. These sunflowers are best planted in small pots. In small containers, the Sunny Smile sunflower puts all of its energy into producing a single, jumbo-sized flower. If you plant these flowers in large containers, you will get at least four gorgeous-looking, golden-yellow flowers. Sunny Smile sunflowers can grow up to 12 to 15 inches tall in around 55 days.

5. Pacino Cola sunflower

We have featured a coloring image of a small and cheerful sunflower, the Pacino Cola sunflower. The Pacino Cola is a 5-inch, lemon-yellow sunflower with a brown center. These sunflowers make a sunny sight in a garden or landscape. You will find this lovely flower blooming every summer, from July to September. The plant grows up to 5 feet in its best thriving conditions. You can plant this sunflower in containers, pots, or gardens. Pacino Cola sunflowers are ideal for indoor flower arrangements.

6. S For Sunflower

Do you want to teach pre-literacy skills and color recognition to your child? Then our S for Sunflower coloring page is here to help you. The coloring page will have your little one color a cheerful sunflower while learning the sound and shape of the letter P. Ask them the name of other flowers starting with the letter S. They can then use the coloring page as a decoration in the classroom or their bedroom.

7. Hamtaro surrounded by sunflowers

Help your child celebrate the joys of summer with our pleasant Hamtaro coloring page. The coloring page features Hamtaro and his friends surrounded by sunflowers. Hamtaro is the little male hamster and the protagonist of the anime series Hamtaro. He is the leader of the Ham-Hams and a helpful hamster who cares for his friends. He makes the most of his life as a hamster and lives with the utmost happiness and satisfaction. Hamtaro shares a healthy relationship with his owner, Laura, and hates it when Laura ignores him. Why don’t you let your child take the coloring page outside and color it while enjoying a little sunshine?

8. Sunflower vase

Do you have an aspiring artist on your hands? Then introduce them to a beautiful printable coloring page of sunflowers and hibiscus in a vase. The coloring sheet is a great way to teach children how to help cut sunflowers and hibiscus flowers last long. You can also print out the coloring sheet on contrasting card stock paper to make a lovely gift for their teachers or friends.

9. Cute sunflower

One of our jolly sunflower coloring pictures will surely delight your little one. The diagram has lots of lovely petals and a cute, little face to color. Tell your child to use bright yellow for the petals and brown in the center. The coloring page is ideal for younger children. Encourage them to make a garden or a field and a blazing sun in the background. You can hang their work in their room or your living room. It will make an eye-catching sight.

10. Sunflower mandala

Tell your child to pull out his orange and yellow crayons for this beautiful sunflower coloring sheet. It features a sunflower mandala Do you know what a mandala is? A mandala is a tool for gaining compassion and wisdom. This spiritual symbol represents the universe. It exhibits radial balance and serves as a tool for guiding people or observers to enlightenment. It transforms an ordinary mind into an enlightened one. The sunflower mandala is a perfect way to introduce your child to the spiritual art form of mandalas.

11. Moulin Rouge sunflower

Summer is all about fresh fruits, warm weather, butterflies, sunshine, and of course, sunflowers. We have a coloring image of the Moulin Rouge sunflowers surrounded by gorgeous butterflies. The Moulin Rouge sunflower belongs to the Helianthus genus. It is one of the most popular garden flowers in North America. These sunflowers attract a lot of butterflies and bees. Butterflies are one of the main pollinators of sunflowers. The florets of the sunflower contain nectar that is also attractive to bees. The picture shows a symbiotic relationship between butterflies and sunflowers.

12. Hummingbird and sunflower

Brighten your child’s summer with our spring sunflower coloring page. The hummingbird and sunflower coloring page will engage your aspiring artist to bring this realistic scene to life. You can also teach them the scientific names of both the hummingbird and the sunflower after they finish coloring. Did you know that sunflowers emit a substance from the germinating seeds and roots that inhibits the germination of other seeds around them?

13. State Flower of Kansas

Bask with your little one in the warmth of Kansas’s state flower, the sunflower. Kansas selected the sunflower as its official state flower in 1903. The sunflower symbolizes the glory of the past, the pride of the present, the winding trails, and is emblematic of the majesty of Kansas. Even Indigenous Americans used the sunflower for food around 3000 years ago. The flower is featured on Kansas’s state flag, emblem, and state quarter. The nickname of Kansas is also the “Sunflower State.” Children can use orange or some shades of yellow to bring life to this sunflower.

14. Dafna sunflower

We have a coloring image of a Dafna sunflower soaking up the sun’s rays. Dafna is one of the fastest-blooming sunflowers. This dazzling, yellow-to-orange sunflower has dark hearts, which makes it look outstanding. The Dafna sunflowers have distinctive leaves. The leaves are light green and have a heart shape with a hairy surface. This excellent cut flower grows every season on 5-foot tall plants. In Dafna sunflowers, the petals overlap, so there are no gaps in the bloom. These sunflowers grow up to 5.5 feet in 60 days.

15. Solara sunflower

We have another lovely sunflower coloring page with a beautiful background. The Solara sunflower is an upward-facing sunflower with an enormous dark center and golden yellow petals ranging up to 6 inches in diameter. The Solara sunflower is one of the largest varieties of sunflower. The plant grows up to 6 feet tall and is completely pollen-free. Solara sunflowers require an average soil with good drainage and sun to thrive. If you want continuous Solara sunflowers, plant them every two weeks from spring to early summer.

You can print out the coloring pages of sunflowers for a summer or spring birthday party with other summer activities. You can also show your kids a beautiful and colorful picture of a sunflower and ask them to color these free printable sunflower coloring pages in the same manner. It will serve as a powerful memory-building exercise and help them learn color combinations and strengthen their hand muscles. Happy coloring!

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