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A few weeks ago, I reported that we’re set to get a huge wave of different new LEGO Botanicals sets in 2027! At the time, there was talk of 13 new sets in total. And now, the first ten of them have been officially unveiled!
Among them are several large bouquets, a new wild orchid, and—for the first time—six small LEGO Botanicals sets for just 4.99 euros!
Most of the sets will be released as early as January 1, 2027. Only for the Wild Orchid will regular buyers have to wait until January 4, while the Pastel-Colored Bouquet won’t be released until February 1. And I have to say, there are some really great models in this lineup again!
In our earlier article about the 13 new LEGO Botanicals sets for 2027, we’d already taken a closer look at the rumors circulating at the time.
We finally have the official pictures!
But what do the individual sets look like, how much do they cost, and what special features do they include?
Let’s take a closer look at all ten!
Let’s get started!
LEGO Botanicals 11515 – Peony Bouquet
First up is the LEGO Botanicals Peony Bouquet, set number 11515!
The set consists of 633 pieces, has a MSRP of 59.99 euros, and will be released on January 1, 2027. And I think LEGO has once again created a truly wonderful bouquet!
We receive a variety of peonies in different stages of bloom.
These include fully open flowers, half-open peonies, and, of course, some buds that are still completely closed.
It’s this mix in particular that I find truly beautiful!
The color scheme is also very well done.
We see various shades of pink and peach that really complement the real peonies. After all, pink peonies are among the best-known and most common varieties.
What I also really like is the selection of different building elements.
LEGO has once again used some really interesting building techniques here. Among other things, various shell and leaf elements are used to represent the petals.
It looks really great!
The longest flower stems reach a height of over 41 centimeters, making the whole arrangement look fantastic in a vase.
In my opinion, this is definitely a very beautiful creation!
Technical Details
Name: Peony Bouquet
Set Number: 11515
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Parts: 633
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 59.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 9.48 cents
Dimensions: longest stem over 41 cm tall
Recommended age: 18+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11516 – Cherry Blossom Branches
Next up, we have the LEGO Botanicals Cherry Blossom Branches, set number 11516!
This set consists of 405 pieces and costs 29.99 euros.
And once again, LEGO has delivered a truly beautiful design!
We get two large cherry blossom branches with numerous small blossoms, arranged in a beautiful ocean-blue vase.
Here we have both fully open white blossoms and pink buds that are still closed.
I especially like the combination of the delicate blossoms and the simple vase here.
It’s a beautiful shade of blue and really complements the cherry blossoms perfectly!
The arrangement is approximately 21 centimeters tall, 18 centimeters wide, and 15 centimeters deep.
I can really picture this model fitting perfectly in a corner decorated in an Asian or Japanese style. And here’s another thing I love: This time, LEGO even includes a matching vase!
I really like that.
For 29.99 euros, I definitely think this is a really nice set.
Technical Details
Name: Cherry Blossom Branches
Set Number: 11516
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 405
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 29.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 7.40 cents
Dimensions: 21 cm high, 18 cm wide, and 15 cm deep
Recommended age: 18+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11519 – Wild Orchid
Now let’s move on to one of my absolute favorites! It’s the LEGO Botanicals Wild Orchid, set number 11519!
It consists of 606 pieces and has a MSRP of 59.99 euros.
And wow!
That’s another fantastic implementation!
Here we have a truly beautiful orchid that, unlike previous models, isn’t simply sitting in a flowerpot. Instead, the plant grows out of a piece of realistically designed substrate.
Its roots are also beautifully rendered, winding their way around the substrate and the various elements.
This makes the whole thing look really vibrant and alive!
Of course, I especially like the blue-violet flowers.
So far, we’ve had various LEGO orchids in white, pink, or coral tones.
Now we’re finally getting a completely different color scheme.
And I think this one looks absolutely fantastic.
Another really great feature: the petals have different prints!
There are also some interesting building techniques. For example, purple hood elements are used for the closed flower buds.
I think that’s really ingenious, too!
The orchid is about 30 centimeters tall, 34 centimeters wide, and 11 centimeters deep.
And thanks to the unique design of the base, I think it looks even more natural than some of the previous LEGO orchids.
For me, this model is definitely one of the most beautiful LEGO Botanicals sets in this new wave!
Technical Details
Name: Wild Orchid
Set Number: 11519
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 606
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 59.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 9.90 cents
Dimensions: 30 cm high, 34 cm wide, and 11 cm deep
Recommended age: 18+
LEGO Insiders Early Access: January 1, 2027
Regular Release: January 4, 2027
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Six small LEGO Botanicals sets for 4.99 euros each!
But now let’s move on to something I find really interesting!
LEGO is launching a small series of six different flowers as part of its new Botanicals line.
And all that for just 4.99 euros per set!
All six sets will be released on January 1, 2027, and each costs the same.
These are small flower models with about 50 to 80 pieces. And I think that’s a really nice idea!
Especially if you get several of these little flowers, you could put together a really beautiful, personalized bouquet of wildflowers.
Let’s take a closer look at the six models!
LEGO Botanicals 11532 – Buttercups
First up is the LEGO Botanicals Buttercup, set number 11532.
This small set consists of 78 pieces and costs just 4.99 euros. This is a really cute rendition of a buttercup!
It includes both open flowers and closed buds.
I especially like the yellow petals and the beautiful green.
Of course, the design is pretty simple.
But for just five euros, you really can’t complain!
And if you get a few of them, you could put together a really pretty little bouquet.
Small but lovely!
Technical Details
Name: Buttercups
Set Number: 11532
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 78
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 6.40 cents
Dimensions: over 21 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11533 – Mallow Blossoms
Next up is the LEGO Botanicals Mallow Blossoms set, set number 11533. This set consists of 56 pieces and also costs 4.99 euros.
It includes a beautiful purple mallow blossom as well as a few smaller, closed buds.
I also really like how the leaves and stems are rendered.
However, I have to admit that both this set and the buttercups leave me feeling just a little bit underwhelmed.
Both models are kept pretty simple.
But of course, you have to factor in the price here as well.
And especially for a small bouquet of wildflowers, I think the design is very well done. You could definitely get several of these and combine them with the other small flowers.
Technical Details
Name: Mallow Blossoms
Set Number: 11533
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 56
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 8.91 cents
Dimensions: over 19 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11534 – Bluebells
Now we’re moving on to one of my absolute favorites among small flowers!
Specifically, the LEGO Botanicals Bluebells, set number 11534!
This set consists of 57 pieces and also costs 4.99 euros.
And I think LEGO has done a really great job recreating these little flowers!
The flowers are a beautiful light blue and were created using a rather interesting building technique.
That’s because LEGO actually uses elements that resemble peeled bananas to create the characteristic shape of the bellflowers! And in my opinion, it works really well.
This really captures the shape of the real bellflower beautifully.
I especially like the way the flowers hang down slightly.
To me, this is by far one of the most beautiful designs in this little series!
And I can totally see myself buying several of these and putting together a little light blue bouquet.
That would definitely look really pretty in a matching vase!
Technical Details
Name: Bluebells
Set Number: 11534
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 57
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 8.75 cents
Dimensions: over 19 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11535 – Vetch
Next up is the LEGO Botanicals Vetch, set number 11535!
It consists of 69 pieces and also costs 4.99 euros.
Once again, we get a really beautiful little flower.
The blossoms are in delicate shades of pink and were created using an interesting building technique.
I especially love that LEGO uses unicorn tail pieces, among other things, to recreate the flower’s distinctive shape.
That’s really a great idea!
The various small buds and leaves also complement the model perfectly.
Especially with these small sets, I find it really interesting to see which building elements LEGO repeatedly repurposes to depict the various flowers as realistically as possible.
And I can easily imagine this vetch alongside the other five flowers in a small vase.
A beautiful creation!
Technical Details
Name: Vetch
Set Number: 11535
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 69
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 7.23 cents
Dimensions: over 22 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11536 – Nasturtium
Let’s take a look at the LEGO Botanicals Nasturtium, set number 11536!
It consists of 75 pieces and also costs 4.99 euros.
Here we have a really lovely little nasturtium with one flower already open and additional buds in various stages of bloom.
I especially love the combination of the orange petals and the green leaves!
What I also really like is the construction technique used to attach the individual petals.
It looks really interesting!
And I think the bold orange tones in particular make this model a really beautiful eye-catcher.
Especially when combined with the other small flowers, the nasturtium could provide a lovely color contrast.
So, once again, a truly great design!
Technical Details
Name: Nasturtium
Set number: 11536
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 75
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 6.65 cents
Dimensions: over 23 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11537 – Chicory
And that brings us to the last of the six small LEGO Botanicals sets!
Specifically, the chicory set, set number 11537. It consists of 73 pieces and also costs 4.99 euros.
And I have to say, I really, really like it!
Here we have two flower stems with beautiful blue-violet blooms.
There are also various buds, some of which are still closed and others just beginning to open.
I also think the shape of the petals is very well done.
The chicory has been rendered here very closely to its natural model.
And I especially love the blue flowers! For me, this set—along with the bellflowers—is one of the absolute highlights of this small flower series.
I could definitely see myself getting several of these!
A truly great design!
Technical Details
Name: Chicory
Set number: 11537
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Pieces: 73
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 4.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 6.84 cents
Dimensions: over 24 cm tall
Recommended age: 8+
Release Date: January 1, 2027
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LEGO Botanicals 11522 – Pastel-Colored Bouquet
And finally, we’re looking at another great LEGO Botanicals set!
Specifically, the Pastel-Colored Bouquet with set number 11522!
It consists of 650 pieces, has a MSRP of 59.99 euros, and will be released a little later—on February 1, 2027.
And here, too, I think LEGO has once again delivered a truly fantastic design!
We get a large bouquet with a total of 16 different flower stems.
These include a sweet alyssum, two columbines, three hybrid tea roses, phlox, two anemones, two cushion flowers, three false sunheads, and a sword fern.
So, a really beautiful mix of different flowers!
And as the name naturally suggests, the whole arrangement is done in various pastel shades.
We see delicate shades of pink, purple, blue, and other light colors.
I actually really like the light blue and purple flowers here!
I think these are truly beautiful.
In my opinion, the overall color arrangement is also very well done.
The different colors harmonize beautifully with one another, creating a very vibrant yet serene bouquet.
On top of that, there are some interesting construction techniques and even petals with beautiful color gradients.
I think that’s really great!
The longest flower stems can reach a height of over 40 centimeters.
This means you’ll end up with another really large bouquet, which is perfect for decoration.
A truly beautiful arrangement
Technical Details
Name: Pastel-Colored Bouquet
Set Number: 11522
Theme World: LEGO Botanicals
Parts: 650
Minifigures: 0
MSRP: 59.99 euros
Price per piece: approx. 9.23 cents
Dimensions: over 40 cm tall
Recommended age: 18+
Release Date: February 1, 2027
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Three more LEGO Botanicals sets are set to follow!
And that wraps up all ten officially unveiled LEGO Botanicals sets!
But that’s not all!
As we reported in our earlier article, a total of 13 different LEGO Botanicals sets were originally rumored for early 2027.
So three more sets are still to come!
However, we don’t have any official set images for these yet.
As soon as LEGO officially unveils these sets and we receive the first images and information, we’ll of course report on them right here on BrickTracker!
I’m definitely excited to see what else is in store for us!
My takeaway—A truly amazing LEGO Botanicals wave!
I have to say, I really like the new LEGO Botanicals sets! LEGO has once again put together a beautiful and varied selection.
We get bouquets of various sizes, a really beautifully designed wild orchid, and, of course, the new mini-series of six different flowers for just 4.99 euros!
And I think these little sets in particular are a really nice idea.
You can just pick up one of them—or buy several at once—and put together your own little bouquet.
I really like that!
However, if I had to pick my favorites from the large sets, it would definitely be the cherry blossom branches and the wild orchid!
Those two are by far my favorites.
When it comes to small flowers, my favorites are definitely the bellflowers and the chicory.
I think both are rendered really beautifully!
I’m definitely going to pick up most of them—maybe even all of them—sooner or later.
Because I think the LEGO Botanicals sets always offer a fun and varied building experience.
You get to try out lots of interesting building techniques, new colors, and, in the end, a really beautiful decoration for your home.
And that’s exactly what I really like about this theme line! I’m definitely looking forward to the new sets!
Now I’m really curious to hear what you think about this!
What do you think of the ten new LEGO Botanicals sets?
Are you as excited about the new models as I am, or do you think there’s nothing for you this time around?
And most importantly: Which of the new flowers are you absolutely determined to get?
Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments!
See you next time!
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Author: Dante