LEGO designers continue to find creative new ways to recreate plants and flowers with bricks. While the LEGO Botanicals Collection is primarily intended for display and home décor, these sets are also a fantastic source of interesting elements, unique colors, and clever building techniques. They have attracted a devoted following among adult LEGO fans, but even if you’re not interested in displaying an entire bouquet, a single flower or plant can add a beautiful touch to a LEGO city, landscape, or custom display.
This year’s lineup is especially impressive. The #11506 LEGO Botanicals Rocking Plants, #11509 LEGO Botanicals Flowering Cactus, and #11511 LEGO Botanicals Water Lilies are all charming smaller sets that can brighten up a desk, bookshelf, or office. A slightly larger display piece is the #11504 LEGO Botanicals Peace Lily. As a fun side note, I recently visited my chiropractor, and they had this set prominently displayed in the waiting room. It looked so natural that I had to take a second look before realizing it was made of LEGO!
If you’re looking for a bouquet that stays fresh forever, there are plenty of beautiful options. The #11501 LEGO Botanicals Tulip Bouquet, #11502 LEGO Botanicals Sunflower Bouquet, #11507 LEGO Botanicals Olivia Rodrigo’s Flower Bouquet, #11508 LEGO Botanicals Daisies, #11510 LEGO Botanicals Magnolia Branches, and #11514 LEGO Botanicals Cosmos Flowers all make wonderful display pieces. Better yet, you can mix and match them to create your own custom arrangements in a favorite vase.
One of the most unique additions to the collection is the #11503 LEGO Botanicals Flower Wall. This decorative arrangement is displayed on a brick-built trellis and looks great on its own, but multiple sets can also be connected to create a larger floral wall display.
Another standout is the #11505 LEGO Botanicals Woodland Mushrooms. It makes a delightful display piece by itself, but it also has tremendous potential for builders. The collection of mushrooms, leaves, and botanical elements would make an excellent starting point for a fairy garden, enchanted forest, or other fantasy-inspired landscape.
Looking ahead, two more additions are arriving in August. The #11512 LEGO Botanicals Hanging Golden Pothos features realistic variegated leaves, while the #11513 LEGO Botanicals Dark Flower Arrangement offers a dramatic color palette that’s perfect for autumn – or even as a unique Halloween decoration.
Both sets are already available for pre-order (along with all the other previously released sets) at the LEGO Botanicals section of the Online LEGO Shop.
What do you think? How do you like the LEGO Botanicals Collection? Have you picked up any of the new sets yet? Do you display them as home décor, incorporate them into custom builds, or use them as a source of interesting parts? Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences in the comment section below!
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Wait a minute… do I spy green joint pieces in the pothos? 😍
Should we know who Olivia Rodrigo is? Regardless, I’m a sucker for these things. Something about Lego flowers still seems unexpected and novel.
Yeah, I have no idea who this person is either. I looked her up and apparently she is an actress and singer. But I never heard of her before.
I’m also totally out of the loop. All I know about her is that she is popular with Generation Z.
The pothos seems like a great set. All those dual moulded leaves and green hinges will be useful!