Two children beside a tall and a short sunflower in a raised garden bed

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Tall and Short Sunflowers

A girl with a watering can and a boy look at two sunflowers growing in the same raised bed, one tall and one short.

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Golden-yellow sunflower petals · Brown sunflower centers

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Golden-yellow sunflower petals; Brown sunflower centers; Green sunflower stems and leaves — Digital coloring example

1. Golden-yellow sunflower petals
2. Brown sunflower centers
3. Green sunflower stems and leaves

Color the sunflower petals golden yellow, working from their bases toward the tips. Keep the centers separate and leave other kinds of flowers white.
Color the sunflower centers brown. Keep the original seed outlines or facial details visible; tiny spaces between seeds may stay white.
Color only the sunflower stems and leaves green. Follow the veins, and work around any insects or objects in front of the leaves.

Compare each numbered area with its swatch. The selected features should stand out clearly, with the original outlines and the surrounding white spaces still visible.

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