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    Gift Guide: The Best LEGO Flowers And Plants For Valentine’s Day 2025

    February 9, 2025 | 0

    Kieron Verbrugge

    Flowers. They’re a staple gift for a great many occasions, but no one day of the year has florists across the globe as busy and bankrolled as Valentine’s Day. While some of us might go all-out on February 14th, even something as simple as a handful of blooms goes a long way to showing appreciation for our partners.

    But what if there were a better way? What if you could save your local florist just a little bit of work and give something that’ll last longer than a few days? That’s where LEGO comes in, once again proving an excellent source of holiday gifts—this time with the now-iconic Botanical Collection sets. LEGO Flowers look great, require no upkeep and even double as a cute Valentine’s Day activity for you and your significant other/s.

    And with Double Insider Points and the gorgeous 40782 Tropical Rainforest Diorama available as a Gift with Purchase (depending on region, and ending February 12th), now’s the perfect time to pick something up! So here’s some Gift Ideas for all lovers (and lovers of LEGO Flowers!) this Valentine’s Day.

    See below for all the Offers and Promotions in your local region. Some regions might have different offers:

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    Bouquets, The Valentine’s Day Staple

    The most obvious route to a LEGO-fied take on a Valentine’s Day gift is also the most traditional one—a bouquet of beautiful flowers—and LEGO definitely has you covered here.

    You could go for the absolute classic February 14th gesture and pick up the LEGO Bouquet of Roses, which features the obligatory dozen red roses accompanied by some sprigs of Baby’s Breath. The roses can be displayed in various stages of flowering, so if you’re going to build them ahead of time you can put a lot of care into how you present them. You can even purchase extra LEGO Roses separately to add to this or any other bouquet.

    The LEGO Wildflower Bouquet and the recently-released Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet are also great options for something a little less conventional, though with these, the Bouquet of Roses or any other bouquet set you’ll probably need to consider a vase or something to display them in.

    If you prefer shopping on Amazon or Amazon Australia, you might get a better deal as some of these LEGO Flower sets are on sale

    The Perfect Date Night Builds

    Although you can build any of the sets mentioned in this guide as a group activity thanks to the excellent Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app, both the Succulents and Tiny Plants sets come with multiple instruction booklets so that you and a partner (or partners) can build the various, adorable little plants in tandem—making these a great Valentine’s Day at home date idea.

    These sets are also on sale on Amazon/Amazon Australia

    Botanicals on a Budget

    If you’re like me and enjoy giving floral gifts but tend to lean toward something that the recipient can add to their home decor and keep for a long time, LEGO also has plenty of brick-built versions of some wonderful indoor plants! Better yet, a bunch of these sit under the AU$50 / US$30 price point, which honestly isn’t that far off buying an actual (neglectable) plant.

    The Mini Orchid is definitely a crowd-pleaser, as is the Chrysanthemum , but the Plum Blossom or Lucky Bamboo would make equally-great gifts.

    Alternatively, and here’s a bit of a spoiler for my own V-Day plans, the LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Typewriter with Flowers is another newer set that works great for a cute tandem build—grab two sets, pick a design each and build together while watching a movie!

    For a better deal, you can also check out Amazon/Amazon Australia where some of these sets are on sale.

    Something For The Serious LEGO Fan In Your Life

    Finally, if you’re the type to go all-out on spoiling your loved one/s on Valentine’s Day, there’s one brand-new set that deserves a mention. The 10345 Flower Arrangement is a stunning piece that’s packed with gorgeous LEGO Flowers, and two of each, which makes it easy to divvy up the work from a single instruction booklet! Or, again, you could use the LEGO Builder app and each tackle whatever flowers suit you best.

    You can read my review here to find out what makes this set so special.

    This set is a LEGO Store/LEGO.com exclusive, so you won’t be able to find this on sale at or at third party retailers for now.

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