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LEGO’s New $4.99 Flowers Let You Build a Bouquet One Little Box at a Time

Six LEGO Spring Flowers kits with yellow, pink, orange, light blue and blue-violet blooms
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LEGO is giving the build-your-own bouquet a much smaller starting price. Six new flower kits are listed at $4.99 each on LEGO’s U.S. site, with a January 1, 2027 release date.

You can start with yellow buttercups, pick the pink sweet peas, or put together your own mix. The flowers come in individually named boxes, so choosing your favorite doesn’t require a mystery-box gamble.

One important shopping detail: $4.99 buys one named kit, not the entire six-flower lineup. The boxes say “6 to collect,” and the other sets are sold separately.

Which LEGO flowers are $4.99?

All six sets are rated for ages 8 and up. Here’s what each one builds, along with its set number so you can find the right box.

Buttercup Flowers, set 11532

The Buttercup Flowers have bright yellow blooms, little buds and green leaves. This 78-piece kit builds two stems at different stages of bloom. The petals are heart-shaped LEGO pieces, which is a pretty cute detail for something you could tuck into a small gift.

Two stems of yellow LEGO buttercups with heart-shaped petals, green leaves and buds
Buttercup Flowers, set 11532. Image: LEGO.

Malva Flowers, set 11533

Malva Flowers bring a broad pink bloom and pale pink buds to the mix. At 56 pieces, this is the smallest kit in the lineup by piece count. LEGO lists its tallest stem at over 7.5 inches.

LEGO Malva Flowers with a broad pink bloom, pale pink buds and green stems
Malva Flowers, set 11533. Image: LEGO.

Bluebell Flowers, set 11534

The 57-piece Bluebell Flowers have light blue, bell-shaped blossoms hanging from curved stems. They give you a different shape to work into an arrangement instead of another big, open flower.

LEGO Bluebell Flowers with light blue bell-shaped blossoms on curved green stems
Bluebell Flowers, set 11534. Image: LEGO.

Sweet Pea Flowers, set 11535

Sweet Pea Flowers pair pink petals with curling green details and buds. This kit has 69 pieces, and LEGO lists the finished flowers at over 8.5 inches tall.

LEGO Sweet Pea Flowers with pink petals, green buds and curling details
Sweet Pea Flowers, set 11535. Image: LEGO.

Nasturtium Flowers, set 11536

For a warmer color, the 75-piece Nasturtium Flowers have an orange bloom, a bud and rounded green leaves. The stems are posable, so you can adjust how they sit in your display.

LEGO Nasturtium Flowers with an orange bloom, a bud and rounded green leaves
Nasturtium Flowers, set 11536. Image: LEGO.

Chicory Flowers, set 11537

The 73-piece Chicory Flowers build two stems with blue-violet petals and buds. LEGO lists them at over 9.5 inches tall, the tallest listed measurement among these six kits.

Two stems of LEGO Chicory Flowers with blue-violet petals and buds
Chicory Flowers, set 11537. Image: LEGO.

How much would a mixed bouquet cost?

At the listed U.S. prices, two kits would be $9.98, three would be $14.97, and one of each would be $29.94, before tax and any shipping. Those are totals for buying the individual kits, not a bundle offer.

LEGO says the flowers can be combined with other sets in the range. You could keep to pink and purple, add yellow buttercups for a brighter mix, or just build one kit for a narrow vase. The Buttercup kit does not include a vase.

For now, the U.S. product pages say “Coming soon,” not preorder. These are January 2027 releases, so keep them off the 2026 stocking-stuffer shopping list.