Complete Checklist of LEGO Botanical Collection Sets
When LEGO launched its Botanical Collection in January 2021, few people expected plastic brick flowers to become one of the biggest interior design trends of the decade. What started as an experiment in adult building has turned into a massive lineup of home decor pieces. Today, adult builders and interior design enthusiasts line up for every new release.
Whether you are looking to build your first set, searching for a unique housewarming gift, or trying to collect every single plant in the line, keeping track of what is available can be tricky. This master checklist covers every official set in the LEGO Botanical lineup, including set numbers, piece counts, pricing, and current release status.
Botanical Collection Overview at a Glance
- First Sets Released: January 1, 2021 (Flower Bouquet 10280 and Bonsai Tree 10281)
- Total Sets Released: 18 official sets across large models and accent stem packs
- Retail Price Range: $9.99 to $99.99 USD
- Recommended Age Rating: 18 plus for main boxed sets, 8 plus for accent stem packs
Active LEGO Botanical Sets Currently Available
The active lineup is divided into three main categories: large display bouquets, potted plants with built in containers, and smaller budget stem packs.
Flagship Bouquets and Large Arrangements
LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280)
- Piece Count: 756 pieces
- Retail Price: $59.99 USD
- Release Date: January 2021
- Status: Available This is the pioneer set that started the entire botanical movement. It features 15 adjustable stems with roses, snapdragons, poppies, asters, and daisies in a sophisticated peach and green palette. It requires a separate vase for display.
LEGO Wildflower Bouquet (10313)
- Piece Count: 939 pieces
- Retail Price: $59.99 USD
- Release Date: February 2023
- Status: Available A vibrant, field picked contrast to the original bouquet. It includes 16 stems with cornflowers, lavender, Welsh poppies, cow parsley, gerbera daisies, larkspur, and lupins in bold purples, blues, and yellows.
LEGO Dried Flower Centerpiece (10314)
- Piece Count: 812 pieces
- Retail Price: $49.99 USD
- Release Date: February 2023
- Status: Available Designed as a lay flat table runner or wall hanging arrangement. It features warm fall colors like gerbera and rose blooms surrounded by dried grass elements, making it a popular choice for Thanksgiving and autumn dining tables.
Potted Plants and Trees
LEGO Bonsai Tree (10281)
- Piece Count: 878 pieces
- Retail Price: $49.99 USD
- Release Date: January 2021
- Status: Available One of the most popular adult sets ever made. It includes a dark green summer canopy and an alternative pink cherry blossom canopy made of 101 tiny plastic pink frogs. It comes complete with a black pot and a slatted wood effect display stand.
LEGO Orchid (10311)
- Piece Count: 608 pieces
- Retail Price: $49.99 USD
- Release Date: May 2022
- Status: Available Often considered the most realistic model in the collection. It features large white and pink blossoms, air roots, green leaves, and a buildable fluted blue pot filled with loose bark mulch elements.
LEGO Succulents (10309)
- Piece Count: 771 pieces
- Retail Price: $49.99 USD
- Release Date: May 2022
- Status: Available Features nine individual miniature succulents in small black pots. You can connect them together into a unified display block or separate them across different rooms and bookshelves.
LEGO Tiny Plants (10329)
- Piece Count: 758 pieces
- Retail Price: $49.99 USD
- Release Date: December 2023
- Status: Available Includes nine tiny arid, tropical, and carnivorous plants including cacti, a Venus flytrap, and a pitcher plant. Each plant sits inside its own buildable terracotta style pot.
LEGO Chrysanthemum (10368)
- Piece Count: 278 pieces
- Retail Price: $29.99 USD
- Release Date: August 2024
- Status: Available Part of the traditional Four Gentlemen series. It features vibrant orange petals in various stages of bloom inside a pastel green pot with a metallic gold trim ring.
LEGO Plum Blossom (10369)
- Piece Count: 327 pieces
- Retail Price: $29.99 USD
- Release Date: August 2024
- Status: Available Representing winter in traditional art, this set features a woody stem bursting with magenta and red blossoms inside a pastel blue pot on a wood effect pedestal.
Pocket Accent Stem Packs Under $20
- Piece Count: 120 pieces
- Price: $14.99 USD
- Status: Available Includes two long stemmed red roses.
- Piece Count: 191 pieces
- Price: $12.99 USD
- Status: Available Includes two bright yellow sunflower heads with adjustable stems.
- Piece Count: 220 pieces
- Price: $12.99 USD
- Status: Available Includes two open lotus blooms and one unopened bud in soft pink and white.
- Piece Count: 438 pieces
- Price: $14.99 USD
- Status: Available Includes two buildable cherry blossom twigs with white and pink buds.
- Piece Count: 216 pieces
- Price: $14.99 USD
- Status: Available Includes four spring daffodils in yellow and white shades.
Retired LEGO Botanical Sets in the Collector Vault
When a LEGO set retires, production stops permanently. Retired botanical sets can still be found on secondary marketplaces like BrickLink or eBay, though prices tend to climb over time.
LEGO Bird of Paradise (Set 10289)
- Piece Count: 1,173 pieces
- Original Retail Price: $99.99 USD
- Release Date: June 2021
- Retirement Date: December 2023 This was the largest and tallest set in the Botanical Collection. Standing over 18 inches tall in a black planter, it recreated the tropical plant with large fan leaves and iconic orange and purple blooms. It remains a sought after collector piece.
- Piece Count: 111 pieces
- Original Retail Price: $9.99 USD
- Release Date: January 2021
- Retirement Date: December 2023 A small pack containing three colorful tulips in white, purple, and yellow.
Buyer Guide: Shelf Life and Retirement Tracking
Most main line LEGO Botanical sets stay in active production on store shelves for two to three years before retiring. If you are aiming to complete your collection, keeping an eye on older sets is smart strategy.
Sets Released in 2021: The original Flower Bouquet (10280) and Bonsai Tree (10281) have enjoyed unusually long production runs due to ongoing high demand. However, because they are the oldest active sets in the lineup, they are prime candidates for retirement in the coming cycles.
Seasonal Stem Packs: Smaller packs like the Roses and Sunflowers are frequently refreshed or replaced by newer flower varieties, making them worth grabbing whenever you see them in stock.
Display and Styling Tips for Collectors
- Mix Stem Packs with Main Bouquets You do not have to keep sets separate. Adding a pair of LEGO Roses (40460) or Sunflowers (40524) into the main Flower Bouquet (10280) adds custom volume and personalized color contrast.
- Choose the Right Vase Dimensions For unpotted stem sets, aim for a glass or ceramic vase between 8 and 10 inches tall with a neck opening around 3 to 4 inches. This holds the stems upright without letting them splay out flat.
- Anchor Top Heavy Stems Add two to three inches of smooth river rocks, glass marbles, or loose brown LEGO tiles into the bottom of clear glass vases. This keeps top heavy flowers like roses from tipping the vase over.
Final Thoughts
The LEGO Botanical Collection has reshaped how people think about plastic building sets. Whether you start small with a $15 set of roses or build a sprawling display using the Orchid and Bonsai Tree, these models offer a relaxing building process and a lasting piece of decor that never wilts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the first LEGO Botanical Collection set ever made?
The LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280) and the LEGO Bonsai Tree (10281) both launched on the exact same day, January 1, 2021.
Do LEGO Botanical sets appreciate in value after retirement?
Yes, sets that have gone out of production, like the Bird of Paradise (10289), routinely sell above their original retail price on secondary collector markets once store inventory dries up.
Are the smaller flower packs compatible with the main bouquets?
Absolutely. All stem sets use standard LEGO Technic axle connections, meaning you can mix, match, lengthen, or shorten stems across every set in the lineup.
