Rumoured LEGO Botanical Collection 2025 sets get detailed descriptions

With a fresh bouquet and two miniature builds on the way, we've got a clearer idea of what three LEGO Botanical Collection 2025 sets might look like.

We've already had a number of flowery LEGO Icons sets rumoured for 2025 but now, thanks to Instagram user fateful_lego, we've got more detailed descriptions of four of them. First up is 10342 Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet, which will now reportedly feature roses, daisies, eucalyptus, elderflowers, boat orchids, buttercups, cornflowers, a campanula, and a waterlily dahlia.

Despite the name, not all of those flowers and plants are pink, meaning it will still be a varied bouquet. Eucalyptus, for example, is typically a sage green and elderflowers are pale yellow or white. Buttercups are yellow and cornflowers are blue, so perhaps it will be the roses, boat orchids, and the dahlia that does the heavy lifting to earn it the name.

The next two sets in the unofficial collection of smaller Botanical Collection builds, 10343 Mini Orchid and 10344 Lucky Bamboo, following on the heels of 10368 Chrysanthemum and 10369 Plum Blossom, have also got more detailed descriptions. The rumours state that 10343 Mini Orchid will include five blossoms, green leaves, and its own pot, while 10344 Lucky Bamboo includes a planted, pebbles, and some bamboo stalks and leaves.

Judging from the price and piece counts, you can likely expect that duo to be a similar size and scale as the 2024 releases. Indeed, the boxes of 10368 Chrysanthemum and 10369 Plum Blossom both included icons of an orchid and bamboo, aligning them as a quartet of affordable, smaller builds.

Last but not least, we also finally have a rumoured set name for 10345 Flower Arrangement, a surprisingly large LEGO Botanical Collection set with 1,161 pieces. Priced at $99.99, it's said to feature a variety of flowers including peonies, camellias, hydrangeas, buttercups, baby's breath, bouvardia, and lilies, all displayed in a vase.

This could be an answer to some people's complaints that the brick-built bouquets that the LEGO designers are known for don't come with anything to display them in. This larger design would tick the same box, but be ready to display with its own buildable vase.

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