If you love art but find flowers too intricate to draw, these dot-to-dot puzzles, more than 80 in all, reveal blooms from honeysuckles and gentians to orchids and banksias. They are based on artworks from Curtis's Botanical Magazine, and a key at the back shows the original paintings as a guide to colouring the finished pictures.

If you love art, but think that flowers can be a bit too intricate to draw, then completing these fascinating dot-to-dot puzzles is an ideal alternative. This delightful collection features more than 80 images based on artworks that first appeared in the world-famous and longest-running periodical of its kind, Curtis's Botanical Magazine.

The original paintings, which were created by some of the greatest botanical artists of all time, are all shown in a key at the back of the book. So, if you join up all the dots, you can then use to key to colour the finished puzzles.

All you need is a pencil to enjoy hours of entertainment as you gradually reveal the forms of these stunning flowers, from delicate honeysuckles and gentians to exotic orchids and banksias.

Following in the footsteps of the highly successful series of colouring books that Arcturus has produced in collaboration with the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew comes this delightful book of dot-to-dot puzzles. Based on the original artworks that appeared in Curtis's Botanical Magazine, the oldest of its kind in the world, puzzle enthusiasts can indulge their passion for joining up the dots and then colour in the plants and flowers that they create. With more than 85 puzzles to choose from, hours of pleasure await.

ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Publishing and The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew have collaborated to create a wonderful selection of botanical-themed arts, crafts and activity books, including origami, dot-to-dots, puzzles and colour-by-numbers.