Four years since its launch in 2021, the Botanical Collection has become one of LEGO's most successful lines. Targeted at a growing adult audience, the LEGO Botanical Collection features buildable flowers and plants that are, from a distance, indistinguishable from the real ones.That's the point of them to be LEGO sets for adults. Rather than collecting dust, forgotten, on a random shelf, they can hang up on a wall. Or sit on a window sill. Or be placed in a vase as a table centerpiece. This is LEGO as a lifestyle, to be decorative rather than interactive, and they make for great gifts for your loved ones.Featured in this articleLEGO Bonsai TreeLEGO SucculentsLEGO OrchidLEGO Wildflower BouquetLEGO Bouquet of RosesLEGO Tiny PlantsLEGO Cherry BlossomSee it at AmazonLEGO PoinsettiaLEGO Pretty Pink Flower BouquetLEGO Flower ArrangementSee it at LEGO StoreBelow we've laid out allof the details of our 10 favorite LEGO Plants and Flowers sets you can buy right now. Most of the flower LEGO bouquets we've featured can be placed in a vase, while the LEGO Plant sets come with a buildable base or pot.LEGO Bonsai TreeLEGO Bonsai TreeSet: #10281Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 878Dimensions: 7 inches high, 8.5 inches long, 7.5 inches widePrice: $49.99You get all of the zen aura and none of the pruning. The LEGO Bonsai Tree comes with a buildable pot and stand, and tiny bricks to create the impression of pebbles. You can also swap out the green leaves for pink blossoms, depending on your preference.LEGO SucculentsLEGO SucculentsSet: #10309Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 771Dimensions: 5 inches high, 6.5 inches wide, 6.5 inches deepPrice: $49.99Each succulent comes in its own pot, allowing you to arrange them as you please. There are nine succulent-inspired plants in total, and they're split into three instruction booklets, allowing multiple people to tackle the build together.LEGO OrchidLEGO OrchidSet: #10311Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 608Dimensions: 15 inches high, 11.5 inches wide, 9.5 inches deepPrice: $49.99The orchid build strives for accuracy; LEGO advertises that this set has 5 leaves at its base and 2 wandering air roots. The stems and petals are adjustable, so that no two LEGO Orchids look exactly alike.LEGO Wildflower BouquetLEGO Wildflower BouquetSet: 10313Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 939Dimensions: 18 inches tallPrice: $59.99The LEGO Wildflower Bouquet is all about proper arrangement; after you build it, you'll need a glass vase to properly display them. The bouquet has eight different flowers: cornflowers, lavender, Welsh poppies, cow parsley, leatherleaf ferns, gerbera daisies, larkspur, and lupins.LEGO Bouquet of RosesLEGO Bouquet of RosesSet: #10328Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 822Dimensions: 12 inches longPrice: $59.99It doesn't get more classic than a dozen roses. And the build is less repetitive than you might think; this LEGO bouquet includes roses in full bloom, roses in the process of blooming, and roses budding. Buy and build these for someone you love.LEGO Tiny PlantsLEGO Tiny PlantsSet: #10329Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 758Dimensions: 6.5 inches high, 4 inches wide, 2.5 inches deepPrice: $49.99It's nine plants from all over the world, housed in terracotta pots. Some of them are easy to build and some of them are difficult, which makes this an ideal set if you're building as a family. The plants are false shamrock, jade plant, laceleaf, pincushion, pitcher plant, prickly pear, red sundew, succulents, and Venus flytrap.LEGO Cherry BlossomLEGO Cherry BlossomSee it at AmazonSet: #40725Age Range: 8+Piece Count: 430Dimensions: 14 inches long Price: $14.99It's only two twigs, but LEGO went all out with them. The LEGO Cherry Blossoms come with both white and pink buds, allowing you to personalize the build to your tastes. And they're only $15, which is a steal when it comes to LEGO pricing. This is one of the best cheap LEGO sets you can buy right now.LEGO PoinsettiaLEGO PoinsettiaSet: #10370Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 608Dimensions: 8 inches high, 8.5 inches wide, and 6.5 inches deepPrice: $49.99The LEGO Poinsettia sits in what appears to be a woven basket. There are lots of LEGO flowers with rounded edges. But the Poinsettia, by comparison, has lots of points and sharp ends. The red petals and create a bright, visual pop.LEGO Pretty Pink Flower BouquetLEGO Pretty Pink Flower BouquetSet: #10342Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 749Dimensions: 12.5 inches tallPrice: $59.99We built this set for Valentine's Day, and we were impressed by both its color palette and its various building techniques. The set includes nine different plants and flowers: daisy, cornflower, eucalyptus, elderflower, rose, ranunculus, cymbidium orchid, waterlily dahlia, and campanula.LEGO Flower ArrangementLEGO Flower ArrangementSee it at LEGO StoreSet: #10345Age Range: 18+Piece Count: 1161Dimensions: 10 inches high, 12.5 inches wide, 9 inches deepPrice: $109.99The most expensive and elaborate Botanical Collection set to date, the Flower Arrangement has large blossoms of babys breath, bouvardia, camellias, hydrangeas, peonies, lilies, and ranunculus. You mount these vividly colored flowers onto a white pedestal vase. The vase can accommodate other LEGO Botanical sets in case you want to personalize your arrangement further.How Many LEGO Plant and Flower Sets Are There?According to the filter search option on LEGO's official site, there are 21 LEGO Botanical Collection sets available for purchase as of January 2025.Why LEGO Botanical Collection?The LEGO Botanical Collection is a fantastic entry point for new builders; the sets are fairly simple to put together, and the end results can brighten a room. They are pretty and quirky, requiring neither water nor sunlight to keep them looking fresh. And secondly, these sets make excellent gifts for Mother's Day, Valentine's Day, anniversaries, graduations, and more. For any holidays that celebrate loved ones or family, LEGO has you covered.For more, be sure to check out our picks for the best LEGO car sets as well as the best LEGO architecture sets.Kevin Wong is a contributing freelancer for IGN, specializing in LEGO. He's also been published in Complex, Engadget, Gamespot, Kotaku, and more. Follow him on Twitter at @kevinjameswong.