Category: Botanical Collection
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Botanicals Interview and Review II: 11503 Peace Lily
Earlier in the month I was visiting Denmark, and had the opportunity to visit the LEGO Campus and have a conversation with LEGO Botanicals…
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Botanical Insights: Interview and Review – 11501 Tulip Bouquet
In December, 2025 I had the good fortune to visit LEGO Campus in Billund, Denmark. While there, I had the chance to talk with…
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New 2026 Botanicals Revealed.
After last week’s reveal of the 11501 Bunch of Tulips at the Chinese International Import Expo, another three Botanical sets in the 2026 lineup…
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LEGO® Spring Festival, Ninjago and Botanical sets revealed at Chinese International Import Expo. Monkie Kid Absent from the Announcement.
The 2025 Chinese International Import Expo is now underway, and we have seen several sets across a range of themes revealed. These include Chinese…
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10374 LEGO® Botanicals Bouquet of Pink Roses: More than just a recolour?
When you are on a good thing, stick to it. When 10328 Bouquet of Roses was released in January 2024, I suspect the LEGO…
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10373 Mini Bonsai: Is there a lot to learn from these tiny trees?
Trees are large, making them less than ideal subjects for life-size LEGO® models. Bonsai, the Japanese art of cultivating trees to grow in a…
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10372: LEGO® Botanicals Hibiscus
The LEGO® Botanicals theme has gone from strength to strength, and the latest wave brings us contrasting builds, proving interesting building experiences. Today, let’s…
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10349 Happy Plants Spark Joy
Yesterday, we took a look at the latest 18+ Botanical set, the Japanese Red Maple. It demonstrates a great balance between organic form, a…
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10348 LEGO Botanicals Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree (review)
A Bonsai Tree (10281) was one of the first sets released under the Botanical Collection label, back in 2021. Four years later, and it…
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10347 Petite Sunny Bouquet
The first sets in the Botanical Collection arrived in 2020, starting life as a subtheme of the ICONS theme, aimed at adult builders. After…
