Botanicals is the LEGO line that turned plain shelves into little gardens, and it usually charges full bouquet money for the privilege. Spring Flowers shrinks the whole idea down to single stems.
Six flowers join the range on January 1, 2027, and each one sells on its own for $4.99 at LEGO.com. Collect the full run and you’re at $29.94, which is less than a single mid-size Botanicals bouquet costs. Every stem is its own small build for ages 8 and up, sized to drop into a standard vase you own, and none of them hides a minifigure in the box. What you see is what you build: stems, leaves, buds, blooms.
Start with one stem, then grow the bunch whenever you feel like it. Here’s all six, in set order.
Buttercup Flowers (11532)
Buttercup Flowers (11532) carries the biggest piece count of the six at 78 pieces, and it spends them on two stems caught at different stages of bloom. One stem opens into bright yellow petals built from heart-shaped pieces, while the second holds back as a tight bud. Green foliage fills out both stems, and fresh buds sit ready to burst along the way. It is the fullest-looking five dollars in the lineup.
Built, the pair stands over 8.5 in. (21 cm) tall, and yellow reads from clear across the room.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Malva Flowers (11533)
Malva Flowers (11533) is the smallest build here at 56 pieces. Four wide petals in a soft pink that LEGO calls mauve open around a white center, with pale pink buds riding the second stem.
Posable stems are the trick here, because you can bend the blooms into the loose shape a real malva takes as it grows instead of leaving them standing at attention. It stands over 7.5 in. (19 cm) tall, short enough to sit on a crowded desk shelf, and the color pairs well with the bluebell if you’re starting a two-stem vase on the cheap. Two sets, ten dollars, and the shelf already looks planned.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Bluebell Flowers (11534)
Bluebell Flowers (11534) builds 57 pieces into the most recognizable silhouette of the six. Pale blue bells droop from arched stems the way real bluebells hang in the woods.
Stems adjust, so the bells can sit at different heights instead of marching in a row, and broad green leaves anchor the base of the arrangement. It stands over 7.5 in. (19 cm) tall. Put it on a bathroom shelf or a coffee table and it does the quiet, calm work while the brighter stems shout.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Sweet Pea Flowers (11535)
Sweet Pea Flowers (11535) goes cottage garden. Pink blooms in two tones share the stems with delicate buds and little curled tendrils, and the stems adjust once everything is sitting in the vase. At 69 pieces it’s the second-biggest build of the six, which shows in the greenery: this one looks planted rather than placed. LEGO aimed it at Mother’s Day gift lists, and at this price that tracks.
It stands over 8.5 in. (22 cm) tall, right at the top of the size range for this series.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Nasturtium Flowers (11536)
Nasturtium Flowers (11536) brings the warm color. One orange bloom opens wide around a crown-like center while the second stem stays at the bud stage, and the round lily-pad leaves give it away as a nasturtium instead of a generic orange flower.
You’re getting 75 pieces and a build that stands over 9 in. (23 cm) tall, with posable stems for shaping the final arrangement. Set it next to the bluebell and you get the strongest color contrast in the series, orange against pale blue, for under ten dollars total. On a nightstand, that pairing does a lot of work.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Chicory Flowers (11537)
Chicory Flowers (11537) closes the lineup as the tallest stem of the six. Two stems carry blue-violet petals from tight buds up to the full star-shaped flower.
With 73 pieces it’s one of the bigger builds here, and it stands over 9.5 in. (24 cm) tall. In a mixed vase, that extra height earns it the back row, where the star-shaped blooms can sit above the shorter stems. Save this one for last if you’re collecting in price order of height, because nothing else in the set reaches as high.
Price: $4.99
Where to buy: LEGO
Status: Coming soon on January 1, 2027
Six stems, one vase
LEGO is framing the series as a collect-them-all run, with “6 to collect” printed on the box and each flower standing for a positive meaning. Every stem is built to combine with the others, so a vase can start as one $4.99 stem in January and become a spring arrangement by the time you’ve picked up the rest. The LEGO Builder app carries the instructions in 3D for all six sets, which keeps them friendly first builds for younger hands.
Sales open January 1, 2027 on LEGO.com. Each product page is already live below, so you can pick a first stem now and be ready.
