The Best LEGO Plants and Flowers for Building a Botanical Collection
The LEGO Botanical Collection: A Blooming Success Four Years On
Launched in 2021, the LEGO Botanical Collection has blossomed into one of LEGO's most popular lines, captivating a growing adult fanbase. These meticulously crafted sets replicate flowers and plants with remarkable realism, blurring the lines between LEGO bricks and nature itself.
The appeal lies in their decorative nature. Unlike many LEGO sets destined for a shelf, these creations are designed to be displayed – hung on a wall, perched on a windowsill, or elegantly arranged as a table centerpiece. They represent a shift towards LEGO as a lifestyle accessory, adding a touch of botanical beauty to any space. They also make thoughtful and unique gifts.
Featured Sets: A Closer Look
Below are details on ten standout LEGO Botanical Collection sets currently available:
LEGO Bonsai Tree (#10281): Experience the tranquility of a bonsai tree without the upkeep. This 878-piece set includes a buildable pot and stand, and offers the option of green leaves or pink blossoms. ($49.99)
LEGO Succulents (#10309): Nine unique succulents, each in its own pot, provide endless arrangement possibilities. The set is divided into three instruction booklets for collaborative building. ($49.99)
LEGO Orchid (#10311): A botanically accurate representation, featuring adjustable stems and petals for a unique look. ($49.99)
LEGO Wildflower Bouquet (#10313): A vibrant bouquet of eight different wildflowers, perfect for a vase. ($59.99)
LEGO Bouquet of Roses (#10328): A classic dozen roses in various stages of bloom, offering a diverse and engaging build. ($59.99)
LEGO Tiny Plants (#10329): Nine miniature plants from around the globe, housed in terracotta pots, offering varying levels of building complexity. ($49.99)
LEGO Cherry Blossom (#40725): A charming and affordable set featuring white and pink blossoms. ($14.99)
LEGO Poinsettia (#10370): A striking poinsettia in a woven basket, showcasing contrasting textures and vibrant color. ($49.99)
LEGO Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet (#10342): A delightful pink bouquet featuring nine different flowers and plants. ($59.99)
LEGO Flower Arrangement (#10345): The most elaborate set in the collection, featuring a stunning array of flowers in a white pedestal vase. ($109.99)
Collection Overview and Gifting
As of January 2025, the LEGO Botanical Collection boasts 21 sets. These sets are ideal for novice builders, offering satisfying builds with beautiful results. Their low-maintenance nature and aesthetic appeal make them perfect gifts for various occasions, from Mother's Day to anniversaries.
-
Jan 22,25Kingdom Hearts 4 Will Reboot the Series Kingdom Hearts creator Tetsuya Nomura recently hinted at a pivotal shift for the series with the upcoming fourth mainline installment. This article delves into his revelations about this crucial new chapter. Nomura Hints at a Series Conclusion with Kingdom Hearts 4 Kingdom Hearts 4: A Story Reset,
-
Jan 20,25‘Dungeons of Dreadrock 2’ Announced, Launching on Nintendo Switch in November with Mobile and PC Versions to Follow Approximately two and a half years ago, we were captivated by the delightful dungeon crawler, Dungeons of Dreadrock, developed by Christoph Minnameier. This top-down perspective game, reminiscent of classics like Dungeon Master and Eye of the Beholder, offered a unique puzzle-solving experience acr
-
Dec 10,24Cosplay Marvel Emerges: Elden Ring's Mohg Impresses A stunning Mohg cosplay, strikingly similar to the Elden Ring boss, has been shared online, captivating the gaming community. Mohg, Lord of Blood, a Demigod boss crucial to accessing the recent Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, has enjoyed renewed prominence. Elden Ring, a FromSoftware triumph released in
-
Jan 30,25Hunters Rejoice! Monster Hunter Wilds Showcases New Content In February Open Beta Monster Hunter Wilds: February Open Beta Extends Hunting Opportunities Get ready for another chance to dive into the world of Monster Hunter Wilds! A second Open Beta Test is scheduled for the first two weeks of February, offering both newcomers and returning players a taste of the action before th