Every LEGO Botanicals set by price in Australia
The Botanicals range is LEGO's answer to a bunch of flowers that never wilts: buildable plants and bouquets aimed squarely at adults, and one of the best gift lines the company makes. We track our full range of Botanicals sets in Australia, from budget pots of daisies to statement centrepieces. Here is the whole range by price, so you can find the right one for your budget and your shelf. Every set links to its live price.
Under $40: easy gifts and desk pieces
The entry point is excellent value. The Daisies at $19 is the cheapest in the range, followed by the Rocking Plants and Cosmos Flowers at $22 and $20, and the Happy Plants at $22. Spend $36 to $39 and you get the small single-subject builds: the Petite Sunny Bouquet ($39), and a cluster of single-subject builds including the Mini Orchid, the Lucky Bamboo, the Chrysanthemum, the Plum Blossom and the Flowering Cactus. Any of these makes a tidy, affordable gift.
$40 to $90: the bouquets and centrepieces
This is the heart of the range. The Water Lilies at $49 kicks it off, then the classic bouquets: the Tulip Bouquet at $74, the Bouquet of Roses at $75, the Sunflower Bouquet at $69 and the Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree bonsai, also $78. Around the $84 to $89 mark sit the bigger display builds - the Tiny Plants and Bouquet of Pink Roses, and the Magnolia Branches, Bonsai Tree, Peace Lily and Orchid. If you want one statement plant for a side table, this is the bracket to shop.
$90-plus: the showpieces
The top of the range is proper centrepiece territory. The Woodland Mushrooms at $99, the Poinsettia and Mini Bonsai Trees, and the Succulents, also $99.99, are all substantial builds. Above them, the Hibiscus at $109.99 and the Wreath at $119 are seasonal favourites, and the two biggest are the Flower Wall at $149 and the range-topping Flower Arrangement at $179.99.
How to pick a Botanicals set
Match the set to the spot: a small single plant for a desk, a bouquet for a vase, a wall or arrangement for a mantel. As gifts they are hard to get wrong, and prices move, so check the live set page for the current low. Several are discounted right now - see our biggest LEGO discounts roundup for what is marked down.
BrickTurtle is an independent price-comparison site. We do not sell LEGO; we track and compare prices from real Australian retailers, and prices move over time. Prices here are indicative and were current when this guide was last reviewed; the live low price and the last-checked time for each retailer are shown on each set page.