LEGO Botanicals Retiring 2026: All 6 Sets, Wreath Sold Out

Six sets make up the LEGO Botanicals retiring 2026 list on lego.com, and the fan-site date people quote for one of them has already passed. Brick Fanatics put 10280 Flower Bouquet under July 31, 2026. On October 29, lego.com still sold it at $59.99, Available now. The set that did go is the $99.99 Wreath, Sold out since October 16.

Top image: 10340 Wreath and 10370 Poinsettia. Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

The Flower Arrangement stands out in the numbers: $65.99 on Oct 29, 40% off its $109.99 list price, with the most pieces of the five you can still order and the lowest price per piece of any adult Botanicals set; lego.com gives no end date for that price. The Wreath is already Sold out, as is the Ideas set 21353 The Botanical Garden outside the theme. The weakest case is 10309 Succulents, full price on a 60-day backorder, which by our arithmetic runs to late December.

LEGO Botanicals retiring 2026: the quick answer

The six badged sets are 10345 Flower Arrangement, 10340 Wreath, 10280 Flower Bouquet, 10309 Succulents, 10370 Poinsettia and 40725 Cherry Blossoms. The Wreath reads Sold out. The other five can be ordered, two of them on backorder. Our Botanicals theme hub tracks each one, and the Retiring soon tracker covers every theme.

The six LEGO Botanicals retiring 2026 sets, by stock line

On Oct 29 we read every page of lego.com's Botanicals theme page: 40 products, 38 of them building sets and two vases. Five of the 38 had the badge. The sixth, the Wreath, is missing from the theme page altogether; only its product page still shows the badge, next to Sold out. We then opened all six product pages for price, stock, rating and points. Sorted by list price:

LEGO's own date column would be empty for every row: lego.com shows the badge and nothing else. Price per piece is our arithmetic, price divided by pieces. Only the Flower Arrangement was discounted. If you shop as a LEGO Insider, the points calculator turns the points shown on each page into dollars: in the US, $1 earns 6.5 points and 650 points take $5 off.

GODEEPER: Why a sold-out set like the Wreath vanishes from lego.com's lists while its badge stays. How to Tell if a LEGO Set Is Retiring: 5 Checks That Work →

The big two: Flower Arrangement and Wreath

These are the largest sets on the list and the only two over $60 at list price. One is the easiest call on the page; the other is gone.

10345 Flower Arrangement ($65.99, 1,161 pieces) carries two lego.com flags, Exclusives and Retiring soon, and rates 4.8 from 42 reviews. lego.com lists camellia, peonies, hydrangeas, baby's breath, ranunculus, bouvardia and lilies, plus a "brick-built chalice that can even accommodate other LEGO flower sets (sold separately)". At the sale price it costs 5.7 cents a piece, a hair under the unbadged 10281 Bonsai Tree ($49.99, 878 pieces), which is on a 60-day backorder anyway. At its $109.99 list price it would be 9.5 cents, so the discount is the whole value argument. It earns 429 Insiders points, about $3.30 back.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

One builder on r/lego, u/Free-Impress-8420, posted on July 31 that they "Noticed the purple mini wings were missing" and ordered replacements. u/Naomeri replied the next day that "The big petal piece is exactly what's pictured in the instructions, just from the narrow angle." The poster agreed. It is worth knowing before you file a missing-parts request of your own.

10340 Wreath ($99.99, 1,194 pieces, 4.6 from 105) is the holiday set: lego.com describes "fir tree foliage, colorful berries, zesty orange slices, warm cinnamon and earthy pine cones." Our tracker logged it going from Available now to Sold out on Oct 16, and it still read Sold out on Oct 29. Last December, a time-lapse of the build on r/lego drew this reply:

Reddit comment on the LEGO Wreath 10340 time-lapse build

"I was on the fence about buying this for my Christmas Lego collection, but you've convinced me," wrote u/FredericaMerriville. Ten months later, lego.com shows it Sold out.

The smaller badged sets: Bouquet, Succulents, Poinsettia, Cherry Blossoms

10280 Flower Bouquet ($59.99, 756 pieces) is the oldest set on the list; Brick Fanatics dates its release to January 2021. lego.com files it under Creator Expert, not Botanicals, though it sits on the Botanicals page. It has "15 stems with a mix of flower and leaf varieties" and the most reviews of the six, 4.6 from 376. At 7.9 cents a piece it is mid-table. At the same $59.99, 10328 Bouquet of Roses has 822 pieces, read Available now the same day and had no badge; Brick Fanatics' list puts it at the end of 2027.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

10309 Succulents ($49.99, 771 pieces, 4.6 from 135) is nine small plants you can connect or display apart. At 6.5 cents a piece it is the third cheapest per piece of the six. The catch is the stock line: "Will ship in 60 days." Ordered on Oct 29, that is a delivery promise running to December 28 by our arithmetic.

10370 Poinsettia ($49.99, 608 pieces, 4.6 from 125) is a "'Grande Italia' poinsettia plant nestled in a woven-basket flowerpot." Its stock line changed four times between Oct 15 and Oct 27 on our reads: Available now, then a 60-day backorder, then a November 5 ship date, then November 12. On Oct 29 it still promised November 12. If it is a Christmas decoration, that date still works.

40725 Cherry Blossoms ($14.99, 430 pieces) is the odd one out: marked 8+, filed under "Other" on its product page, and listed by Brick Fanatics under Creator. At 3.5 cents a piece it is the cheapest per piece by a wide margin, and it rates 4.5 from 118 reviews. It earns 97 points.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

GODEEPER: The Flower Arrangement against the much larger Ideas greenhouse, on size, price and value. Botanical Garden vs Flower Arrangement: Which LEGO to Buy →

Date check: lego.com versus Brick Fanatics

The badge is the signal; the date is a guess. Brick Fanatics' retiring hub, last updated October 26, counts five Botanicals sets for 2026, 16 for 2027 and 16 for 2028. It files the Flower Bouquet under its July 31 heading and the Wreath, Flower Arrangement, Succulents and Poinsettia under December 31, both this year. Cherry Blossoms appears in its Creator section with the same December date. The site itself warns: "Note that these dates are subject to change and they frequently do."

Scored against lego.com on Oct 29, the July date missed by 90 days and counting: the Flower Bouquet was Available now with a limit of five per order. The December dates cannot be scored yet. What did end early was stock, not the date: the Wreath sold out 76 days before its fan-site December 31.

Desk note: 21353 The Botanical Garden, the Ideas greenhouse with 3,792 pieces and 12 minifigures, read Available now at our Oct 27 catalog read and Sold out on its product page on Oct 29, badge still on. Two of the three biggest botanical builds with the badge are now unavailable at lego.com, and both sold out before any fan-site date.

The Botanical Garden is not a Botanicals set by lego.com's filing, but buyers search the two together. On r/lego in September, u/Castabluestone summed it up: "Botanical garden is beautiful but enormous." Our LEGO Ideas retiring list covers it with the rest of that theme.

What stays in LEGO Botanicals

Five badges on a 38-set theme page, plus the Wreath off it, leave most of the range in place. Of the 38, 26 are marked 18+, and 33 have no badge. Twenty-eight read Available now on Oct 29. The newsroom post from October 23 says the collection "features more than 40 sets inspired by flowers and plants." The same post quotes Remi Marcelli, Senior Vice President, Global Brand Development at the LEGO Group: "Adults don't stop being creative, but making time for creativity can become harder." LEGO is still building on the theme: a Shanghai installation used more than 380,000 Botanicals pieces, and a new 9+ set, 10371 Cozy Plants, is Coming soon on November 1.

No badge does not mean no end date. Two unbadged bouquets cover the same look: 10328 Bouquet of Roses ($59.99, 822 pieces, Available now) and 10313 Wildflower Bouquet ($59.99, 939 pieces, shipping by November 15); Brick Fanatics lists both under December 31, 2027. If you want a big centerpiece, the Flower Arrangement is the only badged one still orderable, and it is the one on sale. Our guide to every adult Botanicals set ranks the whole theme, badged or not.

Where that leaves each set

On price per piece the Flower Arrangement is the clear call while it shows $65.99: 5.7 cents, against 7.9 to 8.2 cents for the Bouquet and Poinsettia at full price. The Poinsettia's November 12 ship date still lands before Christmas. The Succulents' 60-day line is the one we would not wait on for a gift. For anyone who just wants flowers on a shelf, the 33 unbadged sets on the theme page cover most styles.

Two things we cannot answer yet: whether the Flower Arrangement stays at 40% off, and whether the Bouquet outlasts a second fan-site date. We re-check all six product pages every 14 days through December. This read uses only the lego.com data and sources cited above, checked Oct 29.

How we checked this

On October 29, 2026 we read all pages of lego.com's Botanicals theme page from its page data, then opened the product pages of the six badged sets and 21353 for badge, price, stock, rating, points and feature text. We compared those with our own catalog reads and change log from Oct 10 to Oct 27, read Brick Fanatics' retiring hub (updated Oct 26), the LEGO newsroom post of Oct 23 and lego.com's two Insiders help pages, and copied Reddit comments through Arctic Shift. Price per piece and points in dollars are our arithmetic. We haven't built these sets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which LEGO Botanicals sets are retiring in 2026? Six had lego.com's Retiring soon badge on October 29, 2026: 10345 Flower Arrangement, 10340 Wreath, 10280 Flower Bouquet, 10309 Succulents, 10370 Poinsettia and the 8+ set 40725 Cherry Blossoms. The Wreath read Sold out; the other five could still be ordered. LEGO gives no dates.

Is the LEGO Flower Bouquet 10280 retiring? It has the badge, but it has not left yet. Brick Fanatics listed it under July 31, 2026, and on October 29 lego.com still sold it at $59.99, Available now, with a limit of five per order. LEGO has not said when it goes.

Is the LEGO Wreath 10340 sold out? Yes, on lego.com. Our tracker logged it going from Available now to Sold out on October 16, and its product page still read Sold out with the badge on October 29. It no longer appears on lego.com's Botanicals theme page, so check its product page instead.

When do the retiring LEGO Botanicals sets leave lego.com? LEGO does not publish dates. Brick Fanatics, a fan site, lists December 31, 2026 for five of the six and July 31, 2026 for the Flower Bouquet, a date that has passed with the set still in stock. Treat the stock label as the real deadline.

Is the LEGO Botanical Garden 21353 retiring too? Yes. The Ideas set 21353 The Botanical Garden has the badge, and on October 29 its lego.com page read Sold out at $329.99. Our catalog read two days earlier had it Available now. It is filed under LEGO Ideas, not Botanicals.

Related Reading

• LEGO Sets Retiring in 2026: The Full List by Theme: every theme with the Retiring soon badge, third-party dates labelled.
• LEGO Icons Sets Retiring in 2026: where the Flower Bouquet and Succulents first showed up in the Icons listing.
• Do Sold Out LEGO Sets Come Back?: what happened to other sets after lego.com marked them Sold out.
• LEGO Cozy Plants 10371: the new Botanicals set due on November 1.

References

• lego.com Botanicals theme page, all pages, read October 29, 2026
• lego.com product pages, read October 29, 2026: 10345 Flower Arrangement, 10340 Wreath, 10280 Flower Bouquet, 10309 Succulents, 10370 Poinsettia, 40725 Cherry Blossoms, 21353 The Botanical Garden
• A 30-metre Wave of LEGO Botanicals Blooms Across Shanghai's West Bund, LEGO newsroom, October 23, 2026
• lego.com help: How many LEGO Insiders points do I get and All about your LEGO Insiders points, read October 29, 2026
• Every LEGO set retiring in 2026, 2027, 2028 and beyond, Brick Fanatics, last updated October 26, 2026 (unofficial dates)
• r/lego: Wreath time-lapse thread, Flower Arrangement parts thread, Which retiring set should I buy?, read via Arctic Shift October 29, 2026