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Flower with D3

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DDarah de la Cruz
Last edited Aug 27, 2025
Created on Aug 27, 2025
Forked from Circles with D3

This example uses D3.js to render a stylized flower. The visualization shows a twelve-petal bloom with a dark brown center, a green stem, and three leaves, all arranged with radial symmetry on a light background. It constructs the flower by defining a data array for the petals, center, and leaves, then drawing them using D3's `select` and `join` API for SVG shapes. The flower’s petals use a palette of purple colors.

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