The big LEGO® ships and castles get the headlines and the sell-outs. The flower and plant sets are the quiet opposite: most of them are on the shelf on an ordinary day, they cost about the same as a nice bunch of real flowers, and they never need watering. If you'd like a set this week rather than an alert and a wait, start here.
Every price below is the price we saw at Best Buy on 19 October 2026. Prices move, so each set's page shows today's price and when we last checked it.
In stock when we looked
Six of the eight plant sets we track were in stock online that day.
- Bonsai Tree 10281, $49.99. The classic plant set. It comes with green leaves and pink blossoms, so you can switch the season on your shelf.
- Orchid 10311, $49.99. A tall potted orchid that looks surprisingly real from across the room. A good gift for someone who keeps forgetting to water the real one.
- Succulents 10309, $49.99. A group of little potted succulents you can display together or spread around the house. Lovely if you like to build in short sittings, one small pot at a time.
- Tiny Plants 10329, $49.99. More small plants in their own pots, and a nice partner for the Succulents.
- Bouquet of Roses 10328, $59.99. Red roses for a vase, made for an anniversary or a Valentine's Day that lasts.
- Flowers in Watering Can 31149, $29.99. The smallest and cheapest of the lot, and a Creator 3 in 1, so it builds three different ways. A sweet first set for a younger builder.
The two to watch
Two of the plant sets were sold out online at Best Buy that same day:
- Wildflower Bouquet 10313. The price we last saw was $59.99. A loose, colourful bunch of meadow flowers.
- Tranquil Garden 10315. The price we last saw was $109.99. A small Japanese-style garden, and the priciest set here.
Sold out online doesn't always mean sold out everywhere. Our near-me page shows shelf stock at the Best Buy stores around your ZIP, and the guide to store pickup restocks explains how to read it.
Is a sold-out set gone for good? Sometimes. Sets do retire, and our guide to LEGO® set restocks covers how to tell a short gap from the end of a run. For these two, the safest move is an alert: open the set's page, leave your email, confirm it, and we'll let you know the moment it's back.
When do they restock?
We don't know yet, and we'd rather say so than guess. We started tracking these sets on 19 October 2026 and haven't seen one restock yet. Each set's page shows every restock and sellout we see, with the date and the price, and the timing pattern appears once we've seen enough of them. Until then it says "not enough data".
Which one to pick
- A first set, or a gift for someone who doesn't build much: the Bonsai Tree. Easy to follow, pretty from every side, and in stock when we looked.
- Something to give instead of flowers: the Bouquet of Roses or, if it comes back, the Wildflower Bouquet.
- A calm build over a few evenings: the Succulents or Tiny Plants, one pot at a time.
- Something for a kid: Flowers in Watering Can, at about half the price of the others.
- A centrepiece: the Tranquil Garden, if you can wait for it.
Waiting for a better price
No need to rush for the in-stock sets. If you're happy to wait, set an alert on the one you want and tick "also on price drops": we'll send a heads-up when the price falls, with a link straight to the store. Our guide to what an alert from us looks like shows exactly what arrives, and what the statuses mean covers the words on each page.
The short version
Want a plant set this week: the Bonsai Tree, Orchid, Succulents, Tiny Plants, Roses or the Watering Can, all in stock when we looked. Want the Wildflower Bouquet or the Tranquil Garden: set an alert and check the near-me page. Either way, our LEGO® set tracker shows the live price and stock for every set we follow.
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