Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) Coloring Pages

What kind of flower is it?

Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) is a very big flower that grows so tall it looks like it could reach the sky. It is part of the dahlia family and is also called Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia). It blooms with pretty pink or purple flowers at the end of autumn. It looks grand, just like a king!

Colors and types

The main colors of Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) flowers are pink and purple.

• Pink: This is the most well-known color. Seeing many gentle pink flowers blooming toward the sky is so beautiful!
• White and reddish colors: Depending on the type, some can bloom with white or reddish flowers, too.

Name and flower meaning

The name Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) sounds strong, and it was given because of its very tall size. Its stem is thick and looks almost like a tree trunk. People thought this grand look was just right for an "Emperor" of flowers!

Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) has a flower meaning of "hospitality." This came from how it brings joy to many people by blooming with lots of big flowers. It also has the flower meaning of "a maiden's true heart."

When and where does it bloom?

Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) starts to bloom near the end of autumn, around November. It blooms when other flowers have finished blooming, so it stands out a lot and brightens up the autumn views!

You can find it in gardens, parks, and fields in warm areas of Japan. Because it is so tall, you can spot it right away even from far away!

How to Choose Colors: Paint with Your Favorite Colors!

Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) has many big petals, so it is super fun to color! Use your favorite colors and color it boldly!

• Flower Colors: Try using pink or purple to give it a soft look. If you mix a few different colors on the petals, it will look even cuter!
• Leaves and Stems: The leaves are often drawn big in green. The stems are thick, so try coloring them with a strong green or brown.

How to Make It Look 3D: Think About "Shadows" and "Light"!

Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) flowers have lots of overlapping petals. Let's show that in your coloring page too!

• Flower Shadows: Where the petals overlap or on the inside parts, add a color that is a little darker than your main color. This makes the flower look 3D! For example, if it is a pink flower, try adding a little dark pink or purple.
• Leaf Shadows: Color along the line in the middle of the leaf with a slightly darker green. It will look just like a real leaf!

Tips for Having Fun with Your Coloring Page!

• Try Adding a Background!
  • Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia) grows high up toward the sky! If you draw a blue sky or white clouds in the background, your picture will look super bright and fresh!
• Express Yourself Freely!
  • There are no rules for flower or leaf colors. Feel free to make your very own colorful Tree dahlia (Emperor dahlia)!