LEGO Botanicals 2027 Sets: Full List, Release Dates, Prices and Rumors

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The LEGO Botanicals 2027 lineup is already starting to look much bigger than I expected. Early reports point to everything from large bouquets and flowering branches to a wisteria bonsai, an ikebana-inspired arrangement, and several tiny flower sets that could be perfect for custom bouquets.

If you’re looking for a full list of LEGO Botanicals 2027 sets, this guide brings together the rumored set names, numbers, piece counts, release dates, prices when available, and the latest confirmation status in one place.

What caught my attention most is the variety. The early lineup appears to mix larger 18+ display sets with a new group of small flower builds under 80 pieces, which could make 2027 especially interesting for collectors who like creating their own arrangements.

For now, though, none of these sets have been officially confirmed by LEGO, and details this early can change. I’ll keep this page updated as new LEGO Botanicals 2027 rumors appear and LEGO begins revealing the official lineup.

LEGO Botanicals 2027 Sets (Quick Overview)

Early reports currently point to 13 possible LEGO Botanicals sets for the first three months of 2027, with January looking especially busy.

• January 2027 rumors: Peony Bouquet (11515), Cherry Blossom Branches (11516), Lovely Plants (11518), Buttercup Flowers (11532), Malva Flowers (11533), Bluebell Flowers (11534), Sweet Pea Flowers (11535), Nasturtium Flowers (11536), Chicory Flowers (11537)
• February 2027 rumors: Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522)
• March 2027 rumors: Wild Orchid (11519), Wisteria Bonsai Tree (11521), Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement (11529)
• Officially confirmed: None at this time

What makes this early lineup interesting is the mix. Larger display sets appear to be arriving alongside six tiny flower builds with fewer than 80 pieces, giving us everything from potential statement pieces to smaller flowers that could be mixed into custom arrangements.

All 13 sets are still rumored, so details may change before release. I’ll update this list as soon as LEGO officially confirms the 2027 Botanicals lineup.

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What We Know About LEGO Botanicals 2027 So Far

If the early reports are accurate, LEGO Botanicals could be heading in two very different directions in 2027. The rumored lineup mixes larger 18+ display pieces with a group of much smaller flower sets designed for ages 8+.

The larger sets are the ones that immediately caught my attention. Peony Bouquet, Pastel Flower Bouquet, Wild Orchid, Wisteria Bonsai Tree, and Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement all suggest that LEGO is continuing to explore Botanicals as home decor, rather than focusing only on traditional flower bouquets.

At the same time, six rumored January releases have fewer than 80 pieces each. That could be especially interesting if the flowers are designed to mix with existing LEGO Botanicals, giving us an easier and potentially more affordable way to customize bouquets instead of buying another full set just for a few extra stems.

There are already 13 rumored releases between January and March, so 2027 could have a surprisingly busy start. I’m especially curious about the Wisteria Bonsai Tree and Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement because both could bring completely different display styles to the Botanicals collection.

For now, none of these sets are officially confirmed, but the early lineup already looks much more varied than a simple new round of bouquets. As more details appear, I’ll continue updating this guide with confirmed names, prices, release dates, and official set information.

Rumored LEGO Botanicals 2027 Sets

The following sets have appeared in early reports for the LEGO Botanicals 2027 lineup, but none have been officially confirmed by LEGO. Names, piece counts, release dates, prices, and other details may still change before release.

I’ll update each section as official images, prices, dimensions, and additional details become available.

LEGO Peony Bouquet (11515) Rumored

The LEGO Peony Bouquet (11515) is rumored for January 2027, with early reports listing 633 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation.

Peonies have appeared as individual flowers within previous LEGO bouquets, but a full peony-focused arrangement could give them much more attention. With 633 reported pieces, this also looks like it could be one of the larger traditional bouquets in the early 2027 lineup, although the number of stems, flower colors, dimensions, and price are still unknown.

Set Details

• Set number: 11515
• Name: Peony Bouquet
• Pieces: 633 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

I’m especially curious to see the color palette LEGO chooses for this one. A full peony bouquet could be a beautiful home decor set, but for now, we’ll have to wait for the first official look.

LEGO Cherry Blossom Branches (11516) Rumored

The LEGO Cherry Blossom Branches (11516) is rumored for January 2027, with early reports listing 405 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation.

The name immediately caught my attention because LEGO has already released smaller cherry blossom stems, but this sounds like it could be a more substantial branch-style display. If the rumored name is accurate, the longer branches could also make this especially useful for taller arrangements and mixing with other LEGO Botanicals flowers.

Set Details

• Set number: 11516
• Name: Cherry Blossom Branches
• Pieces: 405 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

I already enjoy using branch-style flowers to add height and shape to arrangements, so I’m curious to see whether Cherry Blossom Branches gives us something noticeably different from LEGO’s previous cherry blossom designs. For now, the final colors, number of branches, dimensions, and price remain unknown.

LEGO Lovely Plants (11518) Rumored

The LEGO Lovely Plants (11518) is rumored for January 2027, with early reports listing 274 pieces and a 9+ age recommendation.

The name makes this one particularly interesting because LEGO has been expanding its smaller plant-focused sets alongside the larger 18+ Botanicals displays. With 274 reported pieces, Lovely Plants could offer another compact and affordable way to add LEGO greenery around the home, although we don’t yet know which plants will be included or what the finished display will look like.

Set Details

• Set number: 11518
• Name: Lovely Plants
• Pieces: 274 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 9+ (rumored)

I’m curious to see whether Lovely Plants (11518) continues the more playful direction of Happy Plants and Rocking Plants or gives us something completely different. Smaller potted plants are especially easy to work into bookshelves, desks, and existing LEGO Botanicals displays, so this could be one of the more versatile releases if the early information is accurate.

LEGO Buttercup Flowers (11532) Rumored

The LEGO Buttercup Flowers (11532) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing just 78 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation.

With such a small piece count, this appears to be a very different type of release from the larger LEGO Botanicals bouquets. I’m especially interested in these smaller flower sets because they could give us an easier way to add new varieties to custom arrangements without buying another full bouquet.

Set Details

• Set number: 11532
• Name: Buttercup Flowers
• Pieces: 78 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

For now, we don’t know how many flowers or stems will be included, but Buttercup Flowers could be a useful little add-on for anyone who enjoys mixing and rearranging LEGO flowers. LEGO already encourages combining existing flower sets into customized bouquets, so that possibility fits particularly well with how the Botanicals line is already used.

LEGO Malva Flowers (11533) Rumored

The LEGO Malva Flowers (11533) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing just 56 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation.

That makes Malva Flowers the smallest rumored LEGO Botanicals 2027 set by piece count so far. We don’t know how many stems will be included, but its size suggests this could be a very compact floral build rather than a traditional bouquet.

Set Details

• Set number: 11533
• Name: Malva Flowers
• Pieces: 56 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

What interests me most about these smaller sets is the possibility of using them to customize arrangements I already own. If Malva Flowers includes usable individual stems, even a tiny 56-piece set could become much more useful than its size suggests.

LEGO Bluebell Flowers (11534) Rumored

The LEGO Bluebell Flowers (11534) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing 57 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation.

Bluebells aren’t completely new to LEGO Botanicals, but this would give the flower its own dedicated set rather than including it as part of a larger bouquet. I’m especially curious to see whether LEGO creates a new bluebell design or gives us more of the existing style to use in custom arrangements.

Set Details

• Set number: 11534
• Name: Bluebell Flowers
• Pieces: 57 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

At only 57 reported pieces, this should be another very small addition to the lineup. Blue flowers can be especially useful for breaking up all the pinks, yellows, and whites in LEGO arrangements, so this is one of the little January sets I’m particularly interested in seeing revealed.

LEGO Sweet Pea Flowers (11535) Rumored

The LEGO Sweet Pea Flowers (11535) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing 59 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation.

With fewer than 60 reported pieces, this appears to be another tiny floral build rather than a full bouquet. Sweet peas could be especially interesting for custom arrangements because their delicate flowers and climbing shape are quite different from many of the LEGO flowers we already have.

Set Details

• Set number: 11535
• Name: Sweet Pea Flowers
• Pieces: 59 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

I’m curious to see how LEGO recreates the shape of real sweet peas with so few pieces. If these smaller January sets are designed to mix easily with existing Botanicals, Sweet Pea Flowers could add a completely different texture to custom bouquets.

LEGO Nasturtium Flowers (11536) Rumored

The LEGO Nasturtium Flowers (11536) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing 75 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation. The details are still rumor information rather than an official LEGO announcement.

Nasturtiums could be an especially fun addition because real plants are known for their rounded leaves and bright flowers, giving LEGO an opportunity to create shapes that look different from many of the stems already available.

Set Details

• Set number: 11536
• Name: Nasturtium Flowers
• Pieces: 75 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

I’m becoming more curious about this entire group of small January flowers than I expected. If they’re designed to mix with larger LEGO Botanicals bouquets, Nasturtium Flowers could be another easy way to add new shapes and colors to custom arrangements without buying a full bouquet. LEGO already designs some of its flower sets to be mixed into custom displays, so that use would fit naturally within the collection.

LEGO Chicory Flowers (11537) Rumored

The LEGO Chicory Flowers (11537) is rumored for January 2027, with early information listing 73 pieces and an 8+ age recommendation.

What makes this one stand out to me is the flower itself. Real chicory is known for its soft blue blooms, and if LEGO carries that color into the finished set, it could add another useful shade to the growing selection of LEGO flowers.

Set Details

• Set number: 11537
• Name: Chicory Flowers
• Pieces: 73 (rumored)
• Release date: January 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 8+ (rumored)

Of all these smaller flower sets, I’m especially interested in the ones that could bring new colors to my custom arrangements. We don’t know what the finished Chicory Flowers will look like yet, but a blue floral set could be surprisingly versatile when mixed with larger LEGO Botanicals bouquets.

LEGO Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522) Rumored

The LEGO Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522) is rumored for February 2027, with early information listing 650 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation. The set is still unconfirmed by LEGO.

At 650 reported pieces, this could be one of the larger traditional bouquets in the early 2027 lineup. The pastel theme is what interests me most, especially because a softer color palette could make this an easy bouquet to blend into spring decor, bedrooms, offices, or other neutral spaces.

Set Details

• Set number: 11522
• Name: Pastel Flower Bouquet
• Pieces: 650 (rumored)
• Release date: February 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

I’m especially curious to see which flowers and colors LEGO chooses for this bouquet. LEGO has continued designing its larger bouquets as adjustable displays that can be customized and combined with other Botanicals, so this could become an interesting option for creating softer mixed arrangements if the rumored details are accurate.

LEGO Wild Orchid (11519) Rumored

The LEGO Wild Orchid (11519) is rumored for March 2027, with early information listing 606 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation. The information remains unconfirmed by LEGO.

This is one of the rumored sets I’m most curious about because LEGO already has several orchid designs in the Botanicals collection. The original Orchid (10311), for example, has 608 pieces, almost identical to the reported 606-piece count for Wild Orchid. That makes me especially interested in seeing what LEGO does differently this time.

Set Details

• Set number: 11519
• Name: Wild Orchid
• Pieces: 606 (rumored)
• Release date: March 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

For me, the biggest question is whether Wild Orchid will feel different enough from the orchids we already have to earn a place in the collection. A new flower shape, color palette, or completely different pot could make a big difference, but we’ll have to wait for the official reveal to see which direction LEGO takes.

LEGO Wisteria Bonsai Tree (11521) Rumored

The LEGO Wisteria Bonsai Tree (11521) is rumored for March 2027, with early information listing 773 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation.

This is easily one of the 2027 rumors I’m most excited about. LEGO has already created a smaller wisteria bonsai as part of Mini Bonsai Trees (10373), but a 773-piece dedicated model could give the cascading flowers and tree structure much more room to become the focus of the display.

Set Details

• Set number: 11521
• Name: Wisteria Bonsai Tree
• Pieces: 773 (rumored)
• Release date: March 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

If the early information is accurate, Wisteria Bonsai Tree would be the largest rumored LEGO Botanicals 2027 set so far by piece count. I’m especially curious to see how it compares with LEGO’s existing wisteria bonsai and whether the larger size creates the dramatic cascading display I’d expect from the name.

LEGO Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement (11529) Rumored

The LEGO Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement (11529) is rumored for March 2027, with early information listing 644 pieces and an 18+ age recommendation. The set has not been officially confirmed by LEGO.

This is probably the rumored set I’m most curious to see revealed. If the name is accurate, Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement could take LEGO Botanicals in a very different direction from the full, colorful bouquets we’re used to, with more emphasis on shape, balance, and the overall composition of the display.

Set Details

• Set number: 11529
• Name: Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement
• Pieces: 644 (rumored)
• Release date: March 2027 (rumored)
• Price: TBC
• Recommended for: Ages 18+ (rumored)

Since I already enjoy rearranging LEGO flowers and experimenting with different ways to display them, an ikebana-inspired set feels especially interesting to me. I’m curious to see whether LEGO gives us a more minimal, sculptural arrangement that feels like a piece of home decor rather than another traditional bouquet.

LEGO Botanicals 2027 Release Dates (Full Timeline)

If the current reports are accurate, LEGO Botanicals could have an unusually busy start to 2027, with 13 sets reportedly scheduled across January, February, and March.

January is currently expected to bring the largest wave, including several bigger Botanicals sets alongside the new group of small flower builds. February looks much quieter, while March could bring three of the most distinctive adult display sets rumored so far.

January 2027 Releases

• Peony Bouquet (11515) (rumored)
• Cherry Blossom Branches (11516) (rumored)
• Lovely Plants (11518) (rumored)
• Buttercup Flowers (11532) (rumored)
• Malva Flowers (11533) (rumored)
• Bluebell Flowers (11534) (rumored)
• Sweet Pea Flowers (11535) (rumored)
• Nasturtium Flowers (11536) (rumored)
• Chicory Flowers (11537) (rumored)

February 2027 Releases

• Pastel Flower Bouquet (11522) (rumored)

March 2027 Releases

• Wild Orchid (11519) (rumored)
• Wisteria Bonsai Tree (11521) (rumored)
• Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement (11529) (rumored)

For now, all of these LEGO Botanicals 2027 release dates remain rumored and have not been officially confirmed by LEGO. I’ll update this timeline as release dates change or LEGO begins officially revealing the 2027 sets.

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Final Thoughts

The rumored LEGO Botanicals 2027 lineup is already shaping up to be much more varied than I expected. Between larger bouquets and decor-focused builds, plus six tiny flower sets that could be perfect for custom arrangements, there is already a lot to watch before the year even begins.

For me, Wisteria Bonsai Tree and Modern Ikebana Flower Arrangement are the two that stand out most so far. Both sound different from the traditional bouquets we’ve seen so many times, and I’m especially interested in seeing how they could work as home decor. The group of smaller flowers has also caught my attention because of the possibilities they could create for mixing and customizing arrangements.

Of course, all 13 sets are still rumored, and names, piece counts, release dates, prices, and even the lineup itself could change before LEGO makes anything official. I’ll continue updating this guide as new information appears, so you can come back here to follow the LEGO Botanicals 2027 releases as the lineup develops.

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