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Win an Amazing Lego Happy Plants Set 10349

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Today I’m launching my latest giveaway – You could win a LEGO Happy Plants Set 10349. If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’ll already know I’m a huge Lego fan. I bought myself this Lego Botanicals Happy Plants set when it was reduced to just £15.30 on Amazon recently. I loved it so much, I thought I’d snap up a second one, to give away over the summer.

This set has an RRP of £17.99, and is made up of 217 pieces. This LEGO Happy Plants Set is aimed at builders aged 9+ and is split into two separate builds. You get two instruction books, and four bags of lego. Bags 1 and 2 are for the first book, and bags 3 and 4 are for the second instruction book.

I loved that it was set up like this, as it means you can easily split the set, to create two fun, affordable builds. Perfect for households with two Lego fans! So now you have the basic information, keep reading to find out how to enter my LEGO Happy Plants Set (10349) Giveaway!

LEGO Happy Plants Set

The Lego Botanicals Happy Plants set was released on 1st June 2025, so it’s pretty new. It’s also one of the most affordable Lego Botanicals sets to date. I absolutely love that you basically get two succulent style plants, complete with super cute pots. One of the things that bugs me about most Botanicals sets is arranging the “flowers” once they are built.

Lego Botanicals Happy Plants Set Box
Lego Botanicals Happy Plants Set Box

The Happy Plants look super cute on my fireplace, but would also make a sweet addition to a desk, bedside table or bookshelf. I’m secretly hoping they release more of them, so I can grow my collection!

What’s in the Box:

As previously mentioned, this set is made up of 217 pieces. You’ll find these and 2x instruction books inside the box. There are no stickers within this set – the smiley faces are printed on – HOORAY! Once built, the Yellow Dracaena plant and pot measures over 4.5 in. (12 cm) high and 3 in. (8 cm) wide, while the Blue Pilea plant and pot measures over 3 in. (7 cm) high and 3.5 in. (9 cm) wide.

What LEGO Say:

Plant seeds of joy with the LEGO® Botanicals Happy Plants (10349) building set for kids aged 9 and up. Blooming with adorable details, this set lets girls and boys get creative as they build 2 joyful LEGO plants. The adorable set features a baby dracaena plant that stands up and a baby pilea plant that sits down.

It also features a yellow plant pot and a blue plant pot that are adorned with cheerful cartoon faces and are interchangeable, letting kids decide which colored pot they would like to use for each plant. Once budding gardeners have finished assembling the plants, they can display them together or separately as bedroom or shelf decor that will bring smiles to any space.

A great craft project for kids to complete independently or with a friend, this plant building kit makes a thoughtful gift for girls, boys and plant lovers, who will delight in creating plant decor that will last forever. Set contains 217 pieces.

The 4 Plastic bags in the Lego Botanicals Happy Plants Set
The 4 Plastic bags in the Lego Happy Plants Set

How to Enter:

Now we’ve covered the prize, let’s get into how you can enter this giveaway…

To be in with a chance of winning my LEGO Happy Plants Set giveaway, all you need to do is follow the instructions on the Gleam form below.

Please note: Commenting on this blog post is mandatory for your entry to be valid. All of your other entry methods will be invalid if you don’t comment below. (It’s how I filter out the bots).

Please keep scrolling down if you don’t see the “Leave a reply” / Comment box – it’s right at the bottom of the page, on mobile devices. (Your comment will be pending until I approve it, so don’t panic if it doesn’t show up right away).

Important Things to Note:

Please note, this LEGO Botanicals Happy Plants Set giveaway is exclusively for UK residents age 18 and over. It’s open from Tuesday 29th July 2025 until Tuesday 2nd September 2025, at 23.59. (I won’t be able to post until the kids are back in school, hence the longer than usual run time).

The winner will be drawn at random within 48 hours of the giveaway ending. Once verified, the winner will be contacted via email from tina@mothergeek.co.uk to claim their prize. Failure to reply to my email within 48 hours of that email being sent will result in your prize being forfeited and another winner will be drawn at random.

I won’t contact you via any other means, so please ignore any spam emails or social media posts from anyone other than me.

The prize will be shipped directly via Royal Mail, and this prize will arrive before Mother’s Days Day. That said, I’ll do my best to get it shipped ASAP.


Win a LEGO Happy Plants Set 10349

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176 thoughts on “Win an Amazing Lego Happy Plants Set 10349

  1. My daughter would love this set. She keeps looking at it so I would gift it to her if I won.

  2. I would give this to my wife as it’s a match made in heaven (or at least Legoland) as she loves both gardening and Lego building.

  3. I would keep it for myself and add it to my shelf of others I’ve built! I would get my son to help build it though.

  4. If I won I would give this to my partner. They’re so cheery looking, I think they would put a smile on his face.

  5. My son, daughter in law and grandaughters are all Lego mad. We are going on a family cottage holiday next February and Lego is top of the packing list in case the weather’s awful.

  6. It would be a lovely little surprise for my granddaughter on her next visit and we can build it together, for her to take home as a memory of Nanna

  7. I would gift this to my daughter who says that her house is where plants come to die! These would last forever.

  8. My sister would love this as it fits with all the botanical sets she already has. It would just look out of place with my titanic 🙂

  9. I would love to build this with my son. He loves to build lego but he is colour blind so does require some help with the colours.

  10. I’d give it to my mum for her birthday as a joke because she always kills the plants I buy her 🤣

  11. I would give it to my daughter, she’s 11 years old. I would hope she would let me put these in the kitchen when finished, they are so cute 😀

  12. I’d want to keep it, but would give it to my niece next time she visits from Australia as she loves lego, love plants, and these also have a little bit of a jellycat vibe which is her other collecting passion, win win win 🙂

  13. I would probably build it with my friend Kate, as her toddler is too small for them but i feel like the would ultimately become his one day as the kid loves legos.

  14. I’d share it with my daughter… but only if she promises not to turn it into a spaceship halfway through.

  15. I’d gift it to my Lego mad nephew who’s 13! He loves a chance to build and display any new sets

  16. I’d love this for myself, I use the Lego botanical series as a form of therapy for my ADHD when I’m overwhelmed and need to distract myself I would absolutely adore this set.

  17. I usually enter competitions to win things for the grandchildren or hubby. I might be selfish with this one though as they make me smile and I have so many houseplants I would have no problem in putting them to good use. I might build them myself but I think it is far more likely the grandchildren will want to do it.

  18. id give it away to my lovely fiance, she loves the plants and these are adorable and would go great on the mantle piece

  19. I would love to win this for myself. I got back into Lego during lockdown and find it a lovely way of de-stressing

  20. My grandson. This would be the perfect gift for him to add to his vast Lego collection of which he is proud..

  21. Will 100% keep for myself if I win. We have quite the collection and I’ve been eying these up since they were released.

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