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Botanical coloring pages: peony, fern and bouquet in three styles

Botanical coloring — one open peony bloom on its stem with two leaves and a tight bud, named "Paeonia officinalis", a Victorian flower-book plate, fine even outlines of uniform thin weight, every vein and edge drawn, no shading

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Reading 1Peony
Reading 2Fern frond
Reading 3Bouquet

Botanical coloring pages recreate the plate from a Victorian flower book: a peony with every petal edge drawn, a fern frond pinna by pinna, a bouquet spilling from a jug — each with its own small name line beneath. Fine even outlines for the classic plate, stippled shading for an engraved herbarium look, or a clean modern outline. Print the set, or ask for a different bloom.

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Frequently asked questions

What size do the pages print at?
Each page is drawn at portrait A4 proportions (832 by 1216) with a white margin, so it prints clean on standard paper or frames well.
Do the pages include a plant name label?
Yes — each specimen carries a small Latin-style name line beneath the drawing, part of the plate's design.
Can I get a different flower or plant?
Yes — that is what the direction field on the page is for. Type a different bloom and the plate is drawn again in the same three styles.

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