Lego is adding four sets to its Botanicals line in early 2027: one at $29.99 and three at $59.99. Three arrive on January 1, and the Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet lands in time for Valentine's Day.
The $29.99 set is Cherry Blossom Branches, a 405-piece build that comes seated in a brick-built ocean-blue vase. It measures over 8 inches tall, 7 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep. The three $59.99 sets are Wild Orchid (606 pieces), Peony Bouquet (633) and Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet (650).
The orchid models a rare blue Vanda coerulea, with blossoms and aerial roots growing from a mossy branch with miniature wildlife. It stands over 11.5 inches tall and 13 inches wide. Lego introduced new printed petal elements for this release. The peony set mixes single blooms, semi-double flowers and buds, and its longest stem runs over 16.5 inches. The pastel set has 16 stems across eight varieties, including three hybrid tea roses, three coneflowers and a tiny beehive element hidden in one flower.
The real choice here is format, since three of the four sets share one price. The cherry blossom and orchid are self-contained displays. The peony and pastel sets are bouquets for a vase you supply, and the pastel stems can be lengthened, shortened or mixed with earlier Lego bouquets.
The per-piece math is tight. Cherry Blossom Branches works out to about 7.4 cents a piece. Pastel comes to about 9.2 cents, peony about 9.5 cents and orchid about 9.9 cents. Among the $59.99 sets, the pastel bouquet gives you the most pieces, and the orchid the fewest.