
An orange tree in the yard announces the arrival of spring with a sweet scent that reaches all the way to the front door. White blossoms draw bees and butterflies that come and go throughout the day, and among the glossy leaves fruit slowly begins to peek through. The bark feels rough to the touch, while the long, sturdy leaves release a citrus smell as soon as you rub them between your fingers. Toward evening, birds look for shelter among the highest branches and sing there before darkness falls. The shade it casts makes a fine spot to sit with a book or simply rest from the sun. For this page, try different greens for the leaves and feel free to mix yellows and oranges for the fruit, choosing whichever shades you like best.
To color Orange tree in the yard Coloring Page on screen, pick a color from the palette and tap the area you want to fill. Use the bucket for large areas and the undo button if you make a mistake. No signup or download needed.
Orange tree in the yard Coloring Page is made for kids aged 2 to 8. When they finish, they can start another drawing or print it to color on paper.
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