@EriktheRed said:
" @blogzilly said:
"Really wish the vases to display these types of entries were LEGO built."

That or if LEGO sold branded vases, I think that would be neat just to keep it all consistent! Not that I mind utilizing any other vase, but would be cool! I imagine the cost of making something like that wouldn't be worth it to LEGO though, though now that I think about it you could utilize a LEGO vase for real plant cuttings! "

Oh man, imagine a nice glass vase with the LEGO logo embossed...

Gorgeous and affordable. Do want.

I guess some people have extensive and colourful collections of Lego paddles.

If there were ever official LEGO vases, I hope they'd be sold separately from the flowers' set as I would much rather use my own—and not have to pay even more per set. It's pretty easy to go to a secondhand shop and find a vase that will work well for these.

Vase discourse aside, I love the smaller size of this set. The use of the curved rod in green is delightful!

Is it pronounced "vahze" or "vayse"?

There is a Lego vase available on bric-a-brac.

https://brickabrac.co.uk/products/lego-botanicals-109865-lego-flower-vase?_pos=1&_psq=Vase&_ss=e&_v=1.0

As for the new set, I love it, but I do feel that botanicals are repeating a lot of the same flowers.

Don't get me wrong, it's still my favourite theme, but it could do with a fresh injection of different types of plants and flowers.

I think this looks solid, but yes it is quite petite. I might need 2 just to flesh out a whole bouquet.

"[...] continues to grow [...]"

I see what you did there @CapnRex101, and I like it.

Good-looking set too, although this theme is not for me.

Nice as these new botanicals are and with some great NPU, I really wish they'd do more entire plants then just flowers.

@EriktheRed said:
" @blogzilly said:
"Really wish the vases to display these types of entries were LEGO built."

That or if LEGO sold branded vases, I think that would be neat just to keep it all consistent! Not that I mind utilizing any other vase, but would be cool! I imagine the cost of making something like that wouldn't be worth it to LEGO though, though now that I think about it you could utilize a LEGO vase for real plant cuttings! "

Could lead into an interesting spin off series if Lego did its own range of vases... Lego Historical perhaps? Greek and Roman vases, Ming pots, recreations of Tiffany glassware just to name a couple of ideas.

@EriktheRed said:
" @blogzilly said:
"Really wish the vases to display these types of entries were LEGO built."

That or if LEGO sold branded vases, I think that would be neat just to keep it all consistent! Not that I mind utilizing any other vase, but would be cool! I imagine the cost of making something like that wouldn't be worth it to LEGO though, though now that I think about it you could utilize a LEGO vase for real plant cuttings! "

Sounds like a problem Lego had around 2000 with many licensed non-Lego products that nearly bankrupt them. I feel like, I don't know, Lego fans could get creative?

@Huw said:
" @Djhorn said:
"nice to see some bouquets at a smaller price point.

this has been said before, but I would really love some official vases that are designed to optimize the bouquets for display. It can be extremely finicky to get them to present optimally in standard vases, particularly if there is a weight imbalance like in some of the larger blooms in this year's pink bouquet "

A solution I was told about which works well is to 1/4 fill the vase with dry rice then poke the stems into it. Great for light 3D printed, opaque, vases."

Smooth rocks/marbles/"sea glass" also work well.

Honestly not that interesting compared to other sets in the theme.

@Lyichir said:
" @Huw said:
" @Djhorn said:
"nice to see some bouquets at a smaller price point.

this has been said before, but I would really love some official vases that are designed to optimize the bouquets for display. It can be extremely finicky to get them to present optimally in standard vases, particularly if there is a weight imbalance like in some of the larger blooms in this year's pink bouquet "

A solution I was told about which works well is to 1/4 fill the vase with dry rice then poke the stems into it. Great for light 3D printed, opaque, vases."

Smooth rocks/marbles/"sea glass" also work well."

Much better idea than rice since bugs can live and hatch in rice. The idea of leaving rice in a vase with Lego tucked in makes my skin crawl. I've had luck arranging the loose Botanicals flowers in an asymmetrical U shaped vase from Ikea, no anchor material needed.

Nice set, like that it's affordable. New pale yellow color for the three-leaf piece, I believe. Not to mention the angled bar piece in green.

Those sun flower paddle wheels are just the worst to keep straight.

@Huw said:
" @Djhorn said:
"nice to see some bouquets at a smaller price point.

this has been said before, but I would really love some official vases that are designed to optimize the bouquets for display. It can be extremely finicky to get them to present optimally in standard vases, particularly if there is a weight imbalance like in some of the larger blooms in this year's pink bouquet "

A solution I was told about which works well is to 1/4 fill the vase with dry rice then poke the stems into it. Great for light 3D printed, opaque, vases."

I used the round 1x1 plates in trans blue. Keep the flowers watered and all.

Nice to see Botanicals at a cheaper price point. Those Hyacinthoides are a cute build

@daniellesa said:
"There is a Lego vase available on bric-a-brac.

https://brickabrac.co.uk/products/lego-botanicals-109865-lego-flower-vase?_pos=1&_psq=Vase&_ss=e&_v=1.0

As for the new set, I love it, but I do feel that botanicals are repeating a lot of the same flowers.

Don't get me wrong, it's still my favourite theme, but it could do with a fresh injection of different types of plants and flowers."

(edit THANK YOU. that was the one I was looking for.)
if you know? £34.99 is (manufacture price?) shopping at the second :)

I saw a clear square one that was released over seas? not sure if was a GWP... made by Lego.
unfortunately I can not seem to find anyone selling them. aftermarket resell.

@Pavell said:
"Nice to see Botanicals at a cheaper price point. Those Hyacinthoides are a cute build"

same price half pieces
$60 ones have double pieces as this one.

maybe just for sets... How Lego would stop doing things exclusively for only few countries....

But that LEGO Botanicals 109865 LEGO Flower Vase £34.99
Don't think we got that for the U.S.

I know the mugs ect are a bit high in price I'm just not enthused about paying $15 get it shipped here.. It's real nice but......... $55?. Might just loose out on that and stick with my $1 dollar store vases. Am so tempted. I do like but at that price... not sure I can do it :`(

If anyone knows of a U.S. retailer I would be interested to know... or Find it on sale.

@missedoutagain said:
"maybe just for sets... How Lego would stop doing things exclusively for only few countries....

But that LEGO Botanicals 109865 LEGO Flower Vase £34.99
Don't think we got that for the U.S.

I know the mugs ect are a bit high in price I'm just not enthused about paying $15 get it shipped here.. It's real nice but......... $55?. Might just loose out on that and stick with my $1 dollar store vases. Am so tempted. I do like but at that price... not sure I can do it :`(

If anyone knows of a U.S. retailer I would be interested to know... or Find it on sale.
"

They were a gift with purchase in New Zealand through the certified stores. No corresponding offer on Lego.com though. (Usually they run the same GWP promotions.) It was a bit of a stealth offer too.

Given the large number of flower types and colors available across the Botanicals range, one of the fun things to do with them is vary the arrangements in the same way one would when using real flowers from one's garden or the florist!

Yes, one of these days I'll get around to doing that....

Qué horror!. Ese nuevo y enorme punto de inyección en el molde de la hoja de palmera. Nada que ver a las hojas de palmeras de los juegos de los años 90 en lego paradisa o juegos como 6376 o 725 por ejemplo...

@GrizBe said:
"Nice as these new botanicals are and with some great NPU, I really wish they'd do more entire plants then just flowers.

@EriktheRed said:
" @blogzilly said:
"Really wish the vases to display these types of entries were LEGO built."

That or if LEGO sold branded vases, I think that would be neat just to keep it all consistent! Not that I mind utilizing any other vase, but would be cool! I imagine the cost of making something like that wouldn't be worth it to LEGO though, though now that I think about it you could utilize a LEGO vase for real plant cuttings! "

Could lead into an interesting spin off series if Lego did its own range of vases... Lego Historical perhaps? Greek and Roman vases, Ming pots, recreations of Tiffany glassware just to name a couple of ideas."

That would be a really good theme, I'd enjoy having a few historical vases.

Wedgewood would be good, Lalique too.

@blogzilly said:
"Really wish the vases to display these types of entries were LEGO built."

Maybe if this https://ideas.lego.com/projects/a61d9a72-7fe1-4282-aab7-9a474e03bb3c gets enough support, Lego will produce it.

@Inkomi said:
"The new bell shaped piece is a recolor of Z-blob from the dreams theme, very clever"

Or is Z-blob a recolor of this flower piece????? :-P

@daniellesa said:
"That would be a really good theme, I'd enjoy having a few historical vases.

Wedgewood would be good, Lalique too."

Theme practically builds itself with the huge range they could choose from. Plus, can see it being popular with collectors and MOC builders if they went with glass designs as It'd be a good place to introduce a ton of new trans bricks.

@GrizBe said:
" @daniellesa said:
"That would be a really good theme, I'd enjoy having a few historical vases.

Wedgewood would be good, Lalique too."

Theme practically builds itself with the huge range they could choose from. Plus, can see it being popular with collectors and MOC builders if they went with glass designs as It'd be a good place to introduce a ton of new trans bricks. "

hope you do not mean real glass.............. (clear?)
NEVER happen
Toooooooo dangerous for kids.

Doesn't look very "sunny" to me - palette seems too muted for that.

Don't really see the appeal in the colours chosen, but I'm happy for those that do like it.