We all know someone who collects houseplants like they’re collecting trophies. Their enthusiasm for greenery isn’t just a casual interest; it’s practically a sport! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re that friend in your circle, and we’re here to celebrate you. So grab a seat, let’s share our favorite plant stories, and brainstorm some quirky names for those seedlings. Our goal is to nurture your love for flora, and that’s why we’ve created this collection of plant-themed coloring pages.
Plants are remarkable for many reasons. They produce oxygen, which is vital for life, and they provide nourishment for both humans and wildlife. Plus, they have a unique way of uplifting our spirits. The surge in interest for “pandemic plants” during the quarantine showcased how houseplants can bring joy and vibrancy to any home.
If you’ve found yourself struggling to keep plants alive (don’t fret, it happens to the best of us), these coloring pages are a fun way to honor the greenery you love. These free printables offer a delightful activity for you and any little green thumbs in your home. Remember, your green crayon doesn’t have to do all the heavy lifting. Plants come in a rainbow of colors, so let your imagination run wild! Want to color a plant bright pink? Go for it!
Once you’ve finished with these pages, consider checking out our tree coloring pages, garden coloring pages, and flower coloring pages for even more creative fun.
Free Printable Plant Coloring Pages
Plant Page No. 1
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This coloring page might resemble your own collection of houseplants from this past year. Embrace the joy of having multiple plants; it’ll help you improve your gardening skills naturally. Use a variety of colors, especially reds and purples, to bring the blooms to life.
Plant Page No. 2
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Looking for a way to unwind during your lunch break? Instead of scrolling through social media, focus on adding color to these three houseplants. The one on the right resembles a Zenzi ZZ plant, scientifically known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia. Can you identify the other two?
Plant Page No. 3
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This plant resembles a snake plant, a favorite for low-maintenance gardeners. They’re known by many quirky names like Mother-in-Law’s Tongue and Devil’s Tongue.
Plant Page No. 4
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If you love succulents, this page is for you! Perfect for those who may forget to water their plants, these cacti are fun to color, especially their bright flowers.
Plant Page No. 5
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While houseplant collecting surged during quarantine, the practice actually dates back to ancient civilizations and became popular in the 17th century thanks to English agriculturist Sir Hugh Platt.
Plant Page No. 6
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Do you feel more productive surrounded by plants? Research suggests indoor plants can boost creativity and memory retention by up to 20 percent.
Plant Page No. 7
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This little plant could use some extra care. Perhaps you should call in the “plant whisperer” Alex Greene, who specializes in reviving struggling plants by mimicking their native conditions.
Plant Page No. 8
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The plant on the right looks freshly potted, and if you color it blue, it could represent a cutting trying to root in water. The middle plant seems like a cactus, which can be tiny, with the Blossfeldia liliputiana being one of the smallest at just .4 inches in diameter!
Plant Page No. 9
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Some experts suggest that plants respond positively to music. While the science is still up for debate, why not listen to some tunes while coloring? Mort Garson’s Mother Earth’s Plantasia is a classic among plant lovers.
Plant Page No. 10
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The plant on the far left looks like it could belong to the aloe family. It’s fascinating to note that around 70,000 plant species have medicinal uses, with many common drugs derived from plants. The middle plant resembles a bonsai tree, the most expensive of which sold for $1.3 million.
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This article was originally published on June 28, 2021.