Spring Garden Ghost Watering Flowers
Coloring guide
Wearing a straw hat trimmed with a flower, a smiling little ghost tips a watering can over a patch of blooms, with water droplets falling from the spout. The garden includes daisy-style flowers and tulips with big leaves, a wheelbarrow of flowers with a small trowel, a wooden shed with a window, and a picket fence behind some bushes. A butterfly flutters in the top corner, trailing a dotted line. Large and small areas mix well here, so little ones can fill the big petals while older kids enjoy the straw hat texture and shed boards. Soft lavender or pale blue for the ghost, bright yellow for the hat flower, and pink and red for the tulips would look lovely. Free to print as a PDF for a rainy afternoon or a spring classroom activity. Kids who like Ghost coloring pages usually enjoy Witch and Elf too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- light blue
- cherry red
- lime green
- tan wood
- leaf green
- violet purple
- straw yellow
- coral pink
- tangerine orange
- sky blue
- golden yellow
- charcoal gray
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Start with the ghost body and leave it white, then color the watering can in sky blue, keeping the thin rim highlight white.
- 2Color the shed walls and roof in light blue and tan wood, then fill the shed door in cherry red and the wheelbarrow in cherry red as well.
- 3Fill the straw hat in straw yellow with a coral pink ribbon band, and color the fence pickets in tan wood with leaf green bushes behind them.
- 4Color the flowers: violet purple petals with golden yellow centers, tangerine orange petals, and coral pink tulips, leaving the small flower near the bottom white.
- 5Add lime green and leaf green leaves and stems, then finish with the gray trowel, charcoal wheelbarrow wheel, and golden yellow butterfly.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker shading on the lower edge of the ghost and the shadow sides of the shed for depth.
