The LEGO Group has revealed four new LEGO Botanicals display sets arriving in early 2027: Wild Orchid, Peony Bouquet, Cherry Blossom Branches and Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet.

Four new brick-built blooms

The wave begins with the 606-piece Wild Orchid (11519), a 30cm-tall recreation of the blue Vanda coerulea. It uses newly printed petal elements, adjustable flowers, aerial roots and moss-effect details. LEGO Insiders can access it from 1 January 2027, with wider availability from 4 January.

The Peony Bouquet (11515) contains 633 pieces and mixes peach, pale-pink and deep-pink flowers. One particularly playful detail is the use of bright-green LEGO dinosaur eggs as unopened buds.

The 405-piece Cherry Blossom Branches (11516) combines white flowers and pink buds with an ocean-blue vase. Its smallest buds and flower centres use recoloured minifigure crowns.

Completing the group is the 650-piece Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522). Its 16 adjustable stems include roses, anemones, coneflowers, columbines and pincushion flowers, with a beehive element hidden inside one bloom.

Release dates and collector details

LEGO lists the Peony Bouquet and Cherry Blossom Branches for 1 January. Wild Orchid receives LEGO Insiders early access on the same day before its wider 4 January release. Perfectly Pastel Flower Bouquet follows on 1 February 2027.

All four are designed for builders aged 18 and over. UK prices were not included in the official announcement, so collectors should check the individual LEGO product pages before ordering rather than relying on unconfirmed retailer listings.

Why the Botanicals range keeps growing

The appeal lies somewhere between building set, display model and home décor. The new pieces also show how the designers continue to repurpose familiar LEGO elements in unexpected ways—dinosaur eggs, crowns and even a beehive become convincing flower parts when viewed in context.

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Source and featured image: The LEGO Group official announcement, 6 November 2026. Image supplied by The LEGO Group for editorial promotion.