Lily Flower Coloring Page for Kids Ages 2-5

The petals of this flower open slowly from the center outward, forming a kind of trumpet that points upward or off to one side. At its middle sit thin filaments loaded with pollen that stick to clothing the moment they're brushed. It grows on a tall, sturdy stem, often alone, without many leaves nearby to shade it. In the morning, while dew still clings to it, the weight of the drops tips the flower slightly toward the ground, and it straightens back up once the day warms. It tends to show up near ponds or in flower beds where no one steps. Before you start coloring, decide whether you want a bold shade only at the center and softer tones on the petals, so the contrast stands out when you look closely at the page.