Botanicals
Happy Plants
from $25
$0.12/pc
Botanicals
Cosmos Flowers
from $15
$0.09/pc
Botanicals
Rocking Plants
from $22
$0.09/pc
Botanicals
Magnolia Branches
from $52
$0.12/pc
Botanicals
Sunflower Bouquet
from $59.99
$0.09/pc
Botanicals
Daisies
from $17
$0.13/pc
Botanicals
Flowering Cactus
from $35
$0.07/pc
Botanicals
Tulip Bouquet
from $59.99
$0.10/pc
Botanicals
Hibiscus
from $69.99
$0.11/pc
Botanicals
Petite Sunny Bouquet
from $29.99
$0.08/pc
Botanicals
Flower Arrangement
from $99.99
$0.09/pc
Botanicals
Lucky Bamboo
from $32
$0.10/pc
Botanicals
Mini Orchid
from $32
$0.12/pc
Botanicals
Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet
from $59.99
$0.08/pc
Botanicals
Wreath
from $99.99
$0.08/pc
Botanicals
Plum Blossom
from $32
$0.10/pc
Botanicals
Chrysanthemum
from $32
$0.12/pc
Botanicals
Bouquet of Roses
from $59.99
$0.07/pc
Botanicals
Tiny Plants
from $49.99
$0.07/pc
Botanicals
Wildflower Bouquet
from $65
$0.07/pc
Botanicals
Succulents
from $49.99
$0.06/pc
Botanicals
Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree
from $59.99
$0.13/pc
Cheapest LEGO Botanicals sets right now
Lowest in-stock price, checked
| Set | Retailer | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cosmos Flowers (11514) | Baf Portland | $15 |
| Daisies (11508) | Baf Portland | $17 |
| Rocking Plants (11506) | Baf Portland | $22 |
| Happy Plants (10349) | Baf Portland | $25 |
| Petite Sunny Bouquet (10347) | Thebrickstore | $29.99 |
Best price per piece: LEGO Botanicals
Sets with 100+ pieces, lowest price divided by piece count.
| Set | Pieces | Per piece |
|---|---|---|
| Succulents · $49.99 | 771 | $0.06 |
| Tiny Plants · $49.99 | 758 | $0.07 |
| Wildflower Bouquet · $65 | 939 | $0.07 |
| Flowering Cactus · $35 | 482 | $0.07 |
| Bouquet of Roses · $59.99 | 822 | $0.07 |
LEGO Botanicals sets on the market the longest
Oldest sets still in stock. LEGO usually retires sets after 18–36 months, so these are the most likely to go next. Sets that may retire soon →
| Set | Released | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree | $59.99 | |
| Happy Plants | $25 | |
| Succulents | $49.99 | |
| Wildflower Bouquet | $65 | |
| Tiny Plants | $49.99 |
About LEGO Botanicals
Botanicals is LEGO's line of brick-built flowers, houseplants and arrangements aimed at adults who want something decorative rather than something to play with. The appeal lies in parts usage: frog legs become petals, minifigure accessories become stamens, and ordinary plates are layered into surprisingly convincing leaves. Most sets are quick, relaxing builds that end up on a shelf, windowsill or dining table, which is also why the line has drawn in many people who would never otherwise buy LEGO.
The range spans small single stems and compact potted plants up to large seasonal and centrepiece builds. Among the biggest sets Brickheist tracks are the Wreath (10340), the Flower Arrangement (10345) and the Wildflower Bouquet (10313), all close to or above a thousand pieces. Recent additions such as Cozy Plants (10371), Hanging Golden Pothos (11512) and Dark Flower Arrangement (11513) show the theme moving further into houseplants and moodier colour palettes, while many bouquets are designed to be combined with each other in a vase.
Botanicals is one of the most heavily discounted themes in our catalogue. Almost every set we track is currently on offer somewhere, and the average saving among discounted sets is around a third of the recommended price. That reflects wide distribution through toy shops, department stores and supermarkets. Very few sets have retired so far, and while early bouquets have held interest, the theme is bought mostly for display, so it has not behaved like a classic investment line.
Because offers are so common, there is rarely a reason to pay full price for a Botanicals set. Compare several shops before buying, and keep an eye on the run-up to Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and the Christmas season, when retailers push flower sets hardest. Mid-sized bouquets usually give the best balance of pieces and display size for the money, and buying two or three complementary stems often makes a fuller arrangement than one large set.
Written by the Brickheist team · Updated 23.09.2026 · How we track these prices