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WILD ABOUT
FLOWERS
’Whether you are growing your LEGO® Botanical
Collection or this is your first LEGO flower arrangement, you
are probably as wild about flowers as we are. This bouquet is
a fresh mix of flowers you might pick for yourself in a field or
garden, and we paired colours and complementary species
from all over the world to celebrate our planet’s biodiversity
and the soothing beauty we cherish in nature.
Enjoy building!’
MILAN MADGE
Model Designer at
the LEGO Group
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The palm leaf element was first introduced in our
LEGO® Pirates theme in the 1990s. Now it is repurposed
to create the Leatherleaf Fern.
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Using existing elements in unusual ways is at the heart
of LEGO® building. Here a car hub is used to represent
the stigma at the centre of the Welsh Poppy.
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The nickname Queen Anne’s Lace traces back to
an old saying that flowers would bloom for Anne,
Queen of Great Britain (1702–1707) and her ladies-in-
waiting as a complement to their lace dresses.
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