An adult and a child in aprons and gloves plant marigolds in patterned pots.

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Planting Marigolds Together

An adult and a child in aprons and gloves plant marigolds in patterned pots. Papel picado hangs above the gardening table.

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Bring the two planted marigolds to life

Focus on the plants in the two large pots for this Mexican Día de Muertos scene. People, pots and spare seedlings stay white.

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Adult and child planting two orange marigolds with green foliage, surrounded by uncolored pots and seedlings. — Digital coloring example

1. Orange planted blossoms
2. Green planted stems and leaves

Color the two blossoms above the gardeners’ hands orange.
Color only those two plants’ stems and leaves green, stopping at the hands and soil.

Two orange-and-green plants stand out, while the small seedlings on the table remain white.

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