Bellflower coloring pages are a collection of pictures with a familiar wildflower. Bellflowers grow in many temperate regions, but they do not do well in hot, arid areas. You can see them in fields, meadows, along roadsides and on forest edges. In deep forest shade, however, they are rare, because these flowers love sunlight.
The name “bellflower” comes from their shape — each delicate blossom looks like a tiny bell hanging from a thin, flexible stem. Children will enjoy coloring these graceful flowers in soft shades of blue, violet, or white. /p>
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