Since LEGO launched their botanical collection in 2021, they've been releasing a steady stream of florals that once built, will never wilt. As a flower lover with allergies, these have been a perfect solution for me to have beautiful blooms all year round.
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While I own almost all of their (more than 40!) existing botanical offerings, and I was still excited when I heard about the new LEGO Botanical Sets that arrived earlier this year—and since then, more faux botanicals have become available, ranging a gorgeous flower wall packed with pinks and purples, as well as a springtime wreath that's perfect for Easter.
In terms of brick florals, one of the newest additions to the botanical collection is this cheerful Sunflower Bouquet, which available for preorder (it releases on March 1). When built, it'll give you six total sunflowers, including two which are fully bloomed. You'll also get four eucalyptus stems that you can adjust to make your particular bouquet unique.
Another new floral option that you can preorder are these Magnolia Branches (also releasing on March 1), which add a pop of pink into the room. Each set includes five branches, but only two of the branches have fully bloomed magnolias. The other feature tiny flower buds and pops of green.
LEGO also released the Tulip Bouquet set recently, which has five different varieties of the spring flower included (12 stems total)—and I love that it comes with an assortment of greenery to really make the bouquet look life-like. Note that this particular set doesn't come with a vase.
My personal favorite of these new sets (and the one I've already ordered) is the Flowering Cactus. This pair of cacti has pink flowers on top, contrasted with a bright yellow center, and it comes in a LEGO pot that matches popular Happy Plant set that came out last year. While most of the florals are crafted for adults, this one is for ages 9 and up, so even your little Valentine can have a special treat.
For a more affordable option, the Daisies arrangement (also for ages 9 and up) has three big daisy blooms, along with two smaller stems with super cute little daisies. There's also some lavender in the mix to add some pops of color on this beginner-friendly build that's only 133 pieces.
I've never been able to keep an actual Peace Lily alive, so I'm excited to add this one to my home and put it next to my real snake plant. I like the minimalist look for this one, along with fact that the plant comes in a peach-colored pot that gives it a polished look.
Lastly, while the adorable new Love Birds set isn't officially part of the botanical line, this blossoming tree with two sweet birds is another contender for your sweetie. It's a unique alternative to gifting flowers, and it can be built together as a date night activity.
