A Kids Color-By-Number Book
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Tap a numbered shape to color it!
ID clues: Rough hairy stem, very large toothed leaves, 16+ yellow ray petals around a dark brown seed disk. Can grow 6–10 feet tall! Young plants track the sun.
ID clues: Narrow white petals (ray florets) surround a bright yellow button center. Leaves are spoon-shaped and grow close to the ground. Opens in morning sun.
ID clues: Deeply toothed leaves ("lion's teeth") grow in a rosette from the ground. Hollow stem oozes milky sap. Fluffy silver seed ball — blow and make a wish!
ID clues: Three heart-shaped leaflets, each with a pale V-shaped chevron mark. Round pink-white flower heads on separate stems. Finding a 4-leaf clover means good luck!
ID clues: Grows in wetlands. Long flat leaves like a sword. Brown cigar-shaped seed head on a tall stiff stem. In fall the fluffy seeds burst out like cotton candy!
ID clues: Oval leaves with 5–7 parallel ribs running lengthwise. Grows in a low rosette. Tall leafless stem topped with a slender seed spike. Common in lawns & paths!
ID clues: 5 broad pink petals with a notch at the tip. Many yellow stamens in center. Thorny arching stems. Compound leaves with 5–7 oval toothed leaflets. Red rose hips appear in fall.
ID clues: Thick stem with milky sap inside. Large oval leaves in opposite pairs. Round ball of small star-shaped pink flowers. Monarch butterflies ONLY lay eggs on milkweed!
ID clues: Deeply lobed leaves with rounded bumps (lobes). Acorns have a scaly cup (cap) that holds about 1/4 of the nut. Acorns are a key survival food when boiled to remove bitterness.
ID clues: Stays green all year (evergreen). Needles grow in bundles of 2–5. Scaly pinecones hang from branches. Brown fibrous bark on trunk. Sap can be used to seal wounds!
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