Tri-Color Willow Coloring Pages

The tri-color willow, also called dappled willow (Salix integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’), inspired the name ColorWillow. Its pink young leaves and creamy-white and green markings offer a gentle starting point for these printable coloring pages. The black-and-white drawings include leaf studies, garden gates and benches; choose your own colors for these stylized scenes.

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Arching willow branches frame a wooden birdhouse, with flowers, fern fronds and smooth stones below.

Tri-Color Willow and a Garden Birdhouse

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Butterflies flutter around a leafy willow shrub with daisies growing at its feet.

Tri-Color Willow and Butterflies

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A willow sprig with slender pointed leaves, outlined leaf patches and a tiny ladybird.

Tri-Color Willow Branch

easy

Willow branches fan out from a ceramic pitcher on a wooden table, beside a checked cloth and three loose leaves.

Tri-Color Willow in a Ceramic Pitcher

medium

A broad willow crown arches over a round table and two chairs, with a daisy pot and a low brick wall.

Courtyard Table beneath a Tri-Color Willow

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Two crossed willow sprigs show pointed leaves, wavy leaf markings and round dew drops, with three fallen leaves below.

Dewy Tri-Color Willow Sprigs

medium

A small willow with a rounded crown stands beside a garden bench and stepping-stone path.

Garden Bench beside a Tri-Color Willow

detailed

Two slender willow trees frame a wooden gate, with daisies and a stone path below.

Tri-Color Willows at the Garden Gate

detailed

Slender willow twigs and pointed leaves with outlined patches form a wreath around a small leaf cluster.

Tri-Color Willow Leaf Wreath

medium

Three potted willow shrubs stand on wooden shelves beside a shed window, empty pots and a hand trowel.

Tri-Color Willows on Nursery Shelves

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Willow shrubs line a winding garden path beside a pond with water lilies, ferns and smooth stones.

Tri-Color Willows by the Pond Path

detailed

A small willow with a rounded leafy crown grows in a pot beside a watering can.

Potted Tri-Color Willow

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A leafy branch or a garden setting

Choose large leaf markings to study, or many small leaves around a place to sit.

Single branch

Plain leaves alternate with six leaves containing wavy patches. The tiny ladybug helps you spot the lower-left patterned leaf.

Tri-Color Willow Branch →

Garden bench

A full canopy, paving stones, flowers and bench invite a longer scene. Work on one cluster of leaves at a time.

Garden Bench beside a Tri-Color Willow →

Separate plain leaves from patches

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Tri-Color Willow Branch →

Green plain leaves and pink patches on six white leaves; ladybug and branches white. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Green plain leaves
2. Pink patches
3. White leaf areas

Color leaves with only a central vein green.
On the six patterned leaves, color only the wavy inner patches pink.
Leave the rest of those patterned leaves, ladybug, branches and background white.

Green leaves and pink-on-white leaves stay distinct. Pink follows the drawn patches, with no extra shapes added.

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Choose a leafy branch or potted tree for larger coloring spaces. The garden paths and leaf wreath offer more small details. These are stylized illustrations inspired by the plant.

Try it together

Try soft pink and green on the leaves, leaving some areas of white paper for the pale patches. The pink belongs to the leaves, not to blossoms. You can also invent your own colors.

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