LEGO Botanicals January 2027: Wild Orchid, Peony Bouquet and Six £4.49 Spring Flowers

LEGO Botanicals opens 2027 with ten new sets. Nine are available from 1st January 2027: four larger display builds and six small spring flower packs. The tenth, Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet, follows on 1st February 2027.

Spring flowers: six sets at £4.49 each

The six small sets are Buttercup Flowers (11532), Malva Flowers (11533), Bluebell Flowers (11534), Sweet Pea Flowers (11535), Nasturtium Flowers (11536) and Chicory Flowers (11537). Each one costs £4.49 / $4.99 / €4.99.

Piece counts run from 56 to 78. Buttercup Flowers is the largest at 78 pieces and over 21 cm tall. Next come Nasturtium Flowers (75 pieces, over 23 cm), Chicory Flowers (73 pieces, over 24 cm) and Sweet Pea Flowers (69 pieces, over 22 cm). Bluebell Flowers (57 pieces) and Malva Flowers (56 pieces) are the smallest, both over 19 cm tall. All six are rated 8+, and their posable stems fit a standard vase.

None of them are blind boxes. Every set has its own number and clearly labelled packaging, so you can buy the exact flowers you want. All six together cost under £27.

The parts are worth a closer look. Bluebell Flowers uses six banana peel elements in light blue, a piece first seen in LEGO Super Mario. Malva Flowers builds its blooms from pink shield elements. Sweet Pea Flowers appears to introduce a new pointed petal mould in dark pink, and the same mould turns up in bright light blue for the columbines in the Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet.

At this price they also make easy fillers for topping up a LEGO.com basket to reach a gift-with-purchase threshold.

Wild Orchid (11519)

Wild Orchid has 606 pieces and costs £54.99 / $59.99 / €59.99. Most Botanicals sets are cut flowers in a vase. Wild Orchid instead shows a Vanda coerulea growing on mossy wood, with aerial roots, adjustable flowers and small wildlife details. It measures 30 cm high, 34 cm wide and 11 cm deep.

Each of the three blooms has a purple hood element at the crown and a purple seal element at the base. In style it is closer to 11505 Woodland Mushrooms than to any of the bouquet sets.

Peony Bouquet (11515)

Peony Bouquet has 633 pieces and costs £54.99 / $59.99 / €59.99. It builds single and semi-double peonies plus closed buds, in ombré peach, pale pink and deep pink with bright yellow stamens. The longest stem is over 41 cm tall.

Cherry Blossom Branches (11516)

Cherry Blossom Branches has 405 pieces and costs £24.99 / $29.99 / €29.99. It is part of the Blossoms Series and arrives in time for Lunar New Year. The set has white blossom and pale pink buds on branches in an ocean-blue vase, and the finished display measures 21 x 18 x 15 cm.

Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522), 1st February

Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet has 650 pieces, the most in the wave, and costs £54.99 / $59.99 / €59.99. It has 16 stems: a stock flower, two columbines, three hybrid tea roses, a phlox, two anemones, two pincushion flowers, three coneflowers and sword ferns. Every stem can be adjusted, and the finished bouquet stands about 40 cm tall.

It uses the dual-moulded petal element first seen in 11510 Magnolia Branches. Beehive elements form the rounded coneflower heads, and the phlox appears to use new tan unicorn horn pieces.

Still to come

Three more 2027 Botanicals sets have been reported but not yet officially revealed: 11518 Lovely Plants (274 pieces) in January, then 11521 Wisteria Bonsai Tree and 11529 Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement in March. Their prices are not confirmed.

At a glance

Find all ten on LEGO.com: Wild Orchid, Peony Bouquet, Cherry Blossom Branches, Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet, Buttercup Flowers, Malva Flowers, Bluebell Flowers, Sweet Pea Flowers, Nasturtium Flowers and Chicory Flowers.