Category: LEGO Botanical Collection (Page 2 of 8)

Today LEGO has announced two new additions to the LEGO Icons Botanical Collection: LEGO Icons Poinsettia and LEGO Icons Wreath! Perfect display pieces for the LEGO enthusiast to have some festive flare at home. No need to water or take care of withering leaves either, just a little bit of dusting and a whole lot of protection from swiping cats or any curious little ones nearby will do. These two models will be available for pre-order on starting today through LEGO stores and select retailers and will officially launch on October 1.

The LEGO Icons Poinsettia (10370) is a 608-piece posable plant replica modeled after the “Grande Italia” poinsettia aka the festive poinsettias you’d see during the Christmas season! There is no need for vases as LEGO has included a buildable woven-basket flowerpot. It has five clusters of the unmistakable feature of a poinsettia—its red leaves, along with its green leaves from its stem. LEGO’s particular eye for detail even captured the yellow cyathia at its center, which is typical for poinsettias. It is priced at $49.99.

The LEGO Icons Wreath (10340) is a 1,194-piece wall or table decoration. It also can be turned into a garland by using the four hanging loops included. It even comes with different types of decorations to customize your wreath to your liking using the included orange slices, cinnamon, pinecones, red, blue and white berries. The set will retail for $99.99.

Build and Bloom With the New LEGO® Icons Botanical Collection Sets – A Great Gift for Any Occasion!

French retailer fnac has posted some product listings of a couple of LEGO Botanical Collection sets that are scheduled to be released in August. First is the Chrysanthemum (10368) which has 278 pieces. The other is the Plum Blossom (10369) which has 327 pieces. Both sets also include a buildable vase and stand to display them. The price point is reported to be about $30 each.

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LEGO has officially revealed the next set to the LEGO Icons Botanical Collection which is the Bouquet of Roses (10328). Releasing on January 1, the set has 822 pieces and will retail for $59.99. The set features a dozen red roses, four in full bloom, four blooming, and four in bud along with some small white flowers.

LEGO® Botanical Collection Blooms With Bouquet of Roses

Today, the LEGO Group revealed a timeless classic to the LEGO® Botanical Collection: LEGO® Icons Bouquet of Roses.

A joy to build, this LEGO radiant bouquet depicts a dozen red roses – including four in full bloom, four blooming and four in bud – plus a scattering of small white flowers. Place the floral bunch in your favourite vase for a touch of elegant home decor that brightens any room, whether displayed at home or in the office.

The LEGO® Icons Bouquet of Roses is a thoughtful gift, either as an indulgent present to yourself or as a treat to a loved one to celebrate a special occasion. The building process has been designed to be enjoyable and easy: the set comes with separate instructions for the three flowering stages, making it perfect for a mindful solo project or great as a bonding group activity with friends and family.

The LEGO® Icons Bouquet of Roses joins LEGO® Icons Tiny Plants, which was also recently added to the Botanical Collection. The building set contains nine tiny plants, each from an arid, tropical and even carnivorous species, that are nestled in its