Hibiscus Flower With Wavy Petals and Long Stamen

A single hibiscus bloom sits at the top of a thick upright stem, with five wide, wavy petals spreading out around the center. Thin vein lines run from the middle of each petal toward the edges, and a long stamen column with small dotted pollen grains rises from the center. Two leaves with jagged edges branch off the lower stem, one curling at the tip on the left and one tilted to the right. The word HIBISKUS is printed in outlined block letters at the bottom. The large petals leave plenty of open space, so they work well for kids who like blending colors. Try shading each petal from a dark center to a lighter edge, following the vein lines, and use two greens for the leaves. This printable page is also handy for a simple lesson on flower parts.