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May 2, 2026
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LEGO has unveiled its next wave of LEGO Botanicals<\/a> sets, with three new releases coming on 1 June 2026, and fans of the theme should be excited about these ones!<\/p>\n

This is one of the more diverse groups of LEGO Botanicals builds we\u2019ve had in a while, with the headline 11505 Woodland Mushrooms<\/a> set moving away from the floral home decor vibe into a LEGO model based more in the natural world, and 11511 Water Lilies<\/a> giving us a pair of really effective-looking aquatic plants complete with water-effect vase builds.<\/p>\n

See below for international pricing and product page links on LEGO.com.<\/p>\n

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LEGO 11505 Woodland Mushrooms (806 Pieces)<\/p>\n

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This is a truly beautiful-looking build, encompassing a handful of different varieties of mushroom in a compact woodland diorama that looks incredibly lush and diverse. We\u2019ve got some classic red fly agaric (toadstools), some fibrecap, earthstar, chanterelle, bonnet and oyster mushrooms, and then some purple autumn crocuses and bracken fronds to complete the surroundings. <\/p>\n

There\u2019s a good mix of creative parts usage (love the dwarf hats as mushroom caps!) and some unique pieces like the printed dishes and domes for the toadstool caps. It all just looks lovely and lush as a whole, going for impact over size with its agreeable 806-piece count.<\/p>\n

LEGO 11511 Water Lilies (259 Pieces)<\/p>\n

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At just 259 pieces, the 11511 Water Lilies<\/a> aren\u2019t a big-ticket Botanicals set, but I\u2019m already predicting they\u2019ll be one of my favourites. There\u2019s a lot to look forward to here, starting with the gorgeous, multicoloured array of petal elements used to create the cupping, layered flowers. There are some opalescent petals in the mix, and both flowers can be adjusted to appear open or closed.<\/p>\n

I love the way LEGO has chosen to present these as aquatic plants as well \u2013 the first for the Botanicals theme specifically (plenty of them in 10366 Tropical Aquarium<\/a>!). Using rounded, transparent elements and then some translucent blue at the bottom, it gives the effect of the flowers floating in glass with a shallow layer of water. It\u2019s a nice little effect, plus technically a brick-built pot inclusion in a floral set, which is a win when it happens!<\/p>\n

LEGO 11514 Cosmos Flowers (171 Pieces)<\/p>\n

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The smallest in the new line-up of sets, these Cosmos Flower are in a similar vein to 11508 Daisies<\/a> with three main blooms and some extra sprigs of fluffy red fountain grass. LEGO has also brought back the tiny bug tile to hang onto one of the stalks, this time a blue beetle (not that one).<\/p>\n

These smaller Botanicals sets are always a great addition to existing bouquets or arrangements, so I\u2019m excited to see how the purple, pink and white flowers fit in with the rest of the catalogue!<\/p>\n

What do you think of these new LEGO Botanicals releases for June? Will you be picking any of these up?<\/p>\n

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