Begonia Tower with a Balcony
This coloring page shows a soaring palace tower framed by magnificent begonia plants and two clouds.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the Begonia Tower with a Balcony Shows
The many-story tower has arched windows, projecting balconies, and a pointed conical roof. Large begonias rise on both sides of the building, their broad, patterned leaves surrounding its lower floors. Two fluffy clouds float above the plants near the top of the scene.
Fascinating Facts About Begonias and Balconies
Begonias naturally grow in warm, moist regions, often beneath the shade of taller plants. Their leaves can be asymmetrical, meaning the two sides of a leaf do not have exactly the same shape. Balconies have long been added to tall buildings to provide outdoor space above ground level and a wider view of the surroundings.
Colors Found on Begonias and Palace Towers
- Begonia leaves: green, bronze, burgundy, or silvery green, depending on the variety
- Leaf veins and markings: pale green, cream, pink, red, or deep purple
- Begonia stems: green, pinkish red, or burgundy
- Palace stonework: natural stone may be cream, tan, pale gray, or warm brown
- Clouds: white in bright light and soft gray where water droplets block more sunlight