LEGO Flowers: Orchid vs Roses vs Succulents vs Wildflowers
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Four LEGO flower sets side by side. The Orchid comes with its own pot, the Succulents with nine small containers, and the two bouquets need a vase of your own. Here is what each one looks like on display, who each suits, and which one is expected to leave LEGO's range at the end of 2026.
These four LEGO flower sets suit different spots. The Orchid is one realistic plant in its own blue vase. The Succulents are nine small plants in their own containers, and they are expected to leave LEGO's range at the end of 2026. The Bouquet of Roses is a dozen red roses with baby's breath, and the Wildflower Bouquet is eight kinds of wildflower; both of those are stems only and need a vase of your own.
The four sets at a glance
| Orchid (10311) | Bouquet of Roses (10328) | Succulents (10309) | Wildflower Bouquet (10313) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you build | 1 orchid, 5 leaves, 2 air roots | 12 roses, 4 sprigs of baby's breath | 9 succulents | 8 wildflower species |
| Container | Blue fluted vase included | None, use your own vase | 9 small containers included | None, use your own vase |
| Look | White and pink blooms | Red roses, white sprigs | Mostly greens | Mixed colours |
| Expected exit | End of 2027 | End of 2027 | December 31, 2026 | End of 2027 |
Prices and piece counts are on each card below.
Orchid (10311): one plant, ready to display
A white and pink orchid with five leaves and two air roots in a buildable blue fluted vase, filled with brown pieces that stand in for bark.
The Orchid is the set to buy if you want a single plant that needs nothing else. It comes with its own vase, and the stems, blooms, roots and leaves rotate, so you can pose it until it looks right. Finished, it measures about 39 by 30 by 24 cm, a size that suits a side table, a shelf or the corner of a desk. Keep it away from strong sun: the white flowers are the pieces that would show fading first.
Bouquet of Roses (10328): a dozen roses for a vase
Twelve red roses, four in full bloom, four opening and four in bud, with four sprigs of baby's breath, built to stand in a vase of your own.
This is the classic gift among the four. The roses are shown at three stages, which keeps the bouquet from looking uniform, and the white baby's breath lightens it. There is no vase in the box, so pick one that suits the long stems. LEGO pitches it for Valentine's Day and other occasions, and it combines with other Botanical sets if you want to mix in more flowers later.
Succulents (10309): nine small plants, leaving at the end of 2026
Nine succulents, each inspired by a real variety and each in its own small container, to group together or spread around a room.
The Succulents are the most flexible display of the four: keep all nine together as one arrangement, split them into small groups, or put single plants on a windowsill, a bookshelf and a desk. Each one is a short build, so the set works well over several sessions. Our catalog lists an expected exit date of December 31, 2026, so this is the one of the four to buy soon if you want it new.
Wildflower Bouquet (10313): the most colour
Eight species of wildflower on adjustable stems, inspired by cornflowers, lavender, Welsh poppies, cow parsley, leatherleaf ferns, gerbera daisies, larkspur and lupins.
The Wildflower Bouquet is the loosest and most colourful of the four, with a mix of colours on stems you can adjust to shape the arrangement. Like the roses, it needs a vase of your own. If you like identifying flowers, it is also the most varied build here, since every species is built differently.
Which to buy
- For a calm, single statement piece: the Orchid.
- For a desk, a windowsill or several rooms at once: the Succulents, before they leave at the end of 2026.
- For a gift: the Bouquet of Roses, with a vase.
- For colour and a varied build: the Wildflower Bouquet.
Newer bouquets to consider
LEGO has added several bouquets since these sets launched, and they combine with them in the same vase:
Bouquet of Pink Roses, a softer alternative to the red Bouquet of Roses.
The original Flower Bouquet (10280) has passed its expected exit date in our catalog, so check its set page before counting on finding it new.
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