LEGO Botanicals 11512 and 11513 Revealed, Two Plant Decor Sets Arrive August 1

LEGO’s plant decor lineup is expanding again. Based on reveal materials reported by Brickset, Jay’s Brick Blog, and The Brick Fan, LEGO Botanicals 11512 Hanging Golden Pothos and 11513 Dark Flower Arrangement are scheduled for release on August 1, 2026. Both sets were listed overseas at $59.99 / £54.99 / €59.99. Since the local official LEGO price and release listing were not firmly locked at the time of this check, the overseas reveal price and local sales details should be treated separately and checked again.

11512 leans into green plant decor for walls and shelves

11512 Hanging Golden Pothos is, as the name suggests, a plant decor set with stems trailing down from a pot. According to the reveal materials, it has 372 pieces, and even within the same Botanicals line, its look is closer to wall, shelf, and hanging interior decor than to a vase-style flower set.

Readers who want a green accent at home will likely notice 11512 first. For anyone who finds real plant care burdensome, the Botanicals appeal of a “pothos that does not wilt” is also clear.

11513 is a dark flower arrangement at the same price point

11513 Dark Flower Arrangement is a 562-piece set, and its overseas price is the same as 11512 at $59.99 / £54.99 / €59.99. Judging by piece count alone, 11513 has more parts, but the finished impression depends more on color and display location than on a simple value comparison.

This set suits deep colors, interior accents, and atmospheric desk decor more than a bright and cheerful bouquet. If you already own a few LEGO Botanicals sets, it could be a candidate for creating contrast with the existing brighter flower lineup.

Both are scheduled for August 1, while local pricing still needs confirmation

The shared figures in the reveal materials are August 1, 2026 and $59.99. For local readers, the important details are the local official price, local release-date listing, and preorder or stock status, and these were not firmly fixed on the LEGO Korea side at the time of this check.

So for now, this is the stage to decide which display type you would rather wait for. Before buying, it is worth checking again whether the local official product page has opened, how the local price is shown, and what delivery availability looks like.

The deciding factor is placement, more than plant type

At a glance, the Botanicals series can all look like similar plant decor, but actual satisfaction often comes down to where the finished model will sit. 11512 needs a spot where its trailing stems and green mass can stand out, while 11513 is better suited to a front-facing position like a flower arrangement.

Think 11512 for walls, shelves, and a hanging feel, and 11513 for desks, sideboards, and darker floral decor, and the choice becomes clearer. Since both were revealed at the same price point, room mood and display direction matter more this time than piece count.