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Valentine's Is in Full Bloom With These New LEGO Flower + Plant Sets

These flowers are everlasting—just like your love.

Louise Lizan

by Louise Lizan

Published on Jan 28, 2026

lego botanicals 2026Photo from LEGO. Illustration by Warren Espejo

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(SPOT.ph) The love month is just around the corner. Have you got a date planned with your special someone? Have you ordered the bouquet of roses? If the answer to both questions is not yet, then what the hell are you doing? Just kidding. We're here to help you, we promise. Rather, LEGO will help you hit two birds with one stone. You'll get an awesome date activity and special blooms that won't wilt (like your love), with their new lineup of LEGO Botanicals Sets this year.

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There are new LEGO blooms you can get for Valentine's this year.

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Always keep it fresh in the relationship. You can get your fresh "blooms" that will never wilt at LEGO. Photo: LEGO

Building LEGO sets is always a fun activity for everyone, so whether it's for you and your date, your friends, or just for yourself, LEGO is offering new sets, alongside old faves, for its 2026 novelties this Valentine's season. The new lineup goes beyond the traditional bouquets: there's LEGO Botanicals Daisies (11508), LEGO Botanicals Peace Lily (11504), LEGO Botanicals Tulip Bouquet (11501), and the LEGO Botanicals Flower Wall (11503). All of them have their charms to suit your taste. Oh, imagine how pretty they would look displayed inside your space.

We spotted some of the new ones online through the website already. The LEGO Botanicals 11501 Tulip Bouquet has 576 pieces, and once you assemble them, you'll get a very colorful bouquet of tulips. There are purple, red, yellow, and pink tulips inside the bunch—some opened, others closed—complete with leaves and (adjustable) stems that will allow you to put them inside a vase. It retails at P4,599.

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Make your Valentine's Day special by assembling these pretty pieces with your loved one. Photo: LEGO

The LEGO Botanicals 11504 Peace Lily is for those leaning more into plants than flowers. Still, it's pretty and deserves to be shown off in your space. The elegant white lilies stand tall in the midst of the big leaves, on top of a peach-colored plant pot. The lilies show its three stages of life: two furled buds, two partially opened, and two in full bloom. This decor is perfect to put in your home or on office desks, and perfect to give not just on Valentine's, but also on birthdays or housewarming parties. This set retails for P4,599.

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This elegant plant set is perfect to put on your home or office desks. Photo: LEGO

You can also get your hands on old favorites if you haven't yet, like the Bouquet of Roses (10328), Bouquet of Pink Roses (10374), or Bouquet of Pretty Pink Flowers (10342), Flower Bouquet (10280), and Wildflower Bouquet (10313). It could also be a "just because" bouquet because whoever said you need a special occasion to buy your partner or yourself one?

If you want to match with someone, there's a cute plant buildable set we spotted on the website, the LEGO Botanicals 10349 Happy Plants (217 Pieces). You can work on two plants: a standing baby dracaena plant and a sitting baby pilea plant in two different-colored pots. Both pots are decorated with cute cartoon faces and are interchangeable, so you could exchange them whenever you want. This is priced at P1,499.

You can choose from a wide range of buildable flower and plant options with LEGO's Botanical collection. They have more brick-based plants and flower arrangements, with each set to be added as new memories are made.

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Now you both have something to decorate your space with and will remind you of your time making them together. Photo: LEGO
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A chance to see the blooms in person + discounted sets

If you want to check these blooming sets out and see them in person before buying them, you can catch them at the SM Mall of Asia Main Mall Atrium from February 9 to 16. There will be immersive displays and hands-on builds on-site, and this can be your Valentine's Day destination.

You can also get discounts on select sets in select stores in Metro Manila. How many discounts are we talking about, you ask? Up to 25% off from February 8 to March 1. We spotted some sets on sale, like the LEGO Botanicals 10374 Bouquet of Pink Roses (789 Pieces), with its combination of pretty pink roses and baby's breath in one bouquet. There are roses in full bloom as well as those blossoming ones, and even rosebuds inside. You can now get it for P3,599 from the original P4,499.

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Where to find LEGO Botanicals

You can check out the LEGO Botanicals sets online through Ban Kee Bricks' (a.k.a the exclusive LEGO distributor in the Philippines) website, as well as at LEGO Certified Stores across Metro Manila. You can also shop for more sets online through their official Lazada and Shopee pages.

For more information and updates, check out Ban Kee Bricks' Facebook and Instagram pages. You can also visit LEGO's official website.

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Louise Lizan

Louise is your resident "go, buy it" friend. When she's not dying her hair all colors of the rainbow, she's either playing horror games or taking mirror pics.

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