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LEGO Botanicals Spring Flowers: six single stems to collect on New Year’s Day

LEGO Botanicals Spring Flowers stems: Buttercup, Sweet Pea and Chicory on a gray canvas
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Drop one brick-built stem into a jar on your desk and you’ve started a LEGO Botanicals shelf. Spring Flowers is the smallest way into that line yet, and I’m kind of into it.

There are six sets, each $4.99 at LEGO.com, or $29.94 for the whole run. They go on sale January 1, 2027, and they’re rated for ages 8 and up. No vase comes in the box, so any jar you already own does the job.

Price: $4.99 each ($29.94 for all six)
Where to Buy: LEGO.com: Buttercup ($4.99), Malva ($4.99), Bluebell ($4.99), Sweet Pea ($4.99), Nasturtium ($4.99), Chicory ($4.99)
Status: on sale January 1, 2027



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Which stem gives you the most build?

LEGO Buttercup Flowers 11532 stems in a glass vase on a desk by a purple curtain

Buttercup Flowers (11532). Its 78 pieces are the most of the six, and it stands over 8.5 in. tall. Yellow carries across a room, so this is the one I’d give the bookshelf.

Which one fits a crowded desk?

LEGO Botanicals Malva Flowers 11533, built stems with pink petals and buds

Malva Flowers (11533), the smallest build here at 56 pieces and just over 7.5 in. tall. The stems pose, so you can bend it sideways around a monitor instead of fighting for height.

Want the calm one?

LEGO Botanicals Bluebell Flowers 11534, built stems with pale blue drooping bells

That’s Bluebell Flowers (11534). It’s 57 pieces and the same height as Malva. The soft blue sits quietly on a bathroom shelf while the brighter stems do the shouting.

Which looks most like a real garden?

LEGO Sweet Pea Flowers 11535 stems in a glass vase on a blue side table

Sweet Pea Flowers (11535). At 69 pieces it’s the second-biggest build, and most of the extra bricks go into greenery and buds. It matches Buttercup’s height and looks the least like a toy.




Need a pop of color?

LEGO Botanicals Nasturtium Flowers 11536, built stems with an orange bloom and bud

Grab Nasturtium Flowers (11536): 75 pieces, over 9 in. tall, and orange. Stand it next to Bluebell and you get the strongest contrast any two sets in the run can make.

Which one goes in the back row?

LEGO Chicory Flowers 11537 stems in a vase on a sunny desk by a window

Chicory Flowers (11537) is the tallest at over 9.5 in., with 73 pieces, so it belongs behind the shorter stems in a mixed jar.

Not willing to wait until January? LEGO Botanicals Daisies (11508) ships from Amazon now, with daisies and lavender for a fuller jar this week.

Price: $9.89 (list $14.99)
Where to Buy: Amazon (LEGO Botanicals Daisies 11508)




Can six stems make a real bouquet?

Back of a LEGO Botanicals Spring Flowers box showing all six stems, 11532 to 11537

Yes, once all six share one jar. LEGO built every stem to mix with the others and prints the full lineup on the back of each box, which is exactly how they get you.

The LEGO Builder app carries 3D instructions for every set, so these work as a kid’s first solo build too.

Price: $4.99 each ($29.94 for all six)
Where to Buy: LEGO.com: Buttercup ($4.99), Malva ($4.99), Bluebell ($4.99), Sweet Pea ($4.99), Nasturtium ($4.99), Chicory ($4.99)
Status: on sale January 1, 2027

Start with Buttercup in January. It’s the most stem for the money, and the other five can show up one payday at a time.






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