Save £30 when you stack LEGO Botanical Collection purchases at John Lewis

Grow your LEGO Botanical Collection at an unseasonal rate with John Lewis’s latest LEGO sale, pruning £30 off the total price of three buildable plants.

Savings season is upon us as we rocket towards Black Friday, and some retailers – including John Lewis – are already getting in on the action with early deals. Using code LEGOSPEND will knock £30 off a £150 order, which is perfect for assembling an instant Botanical Collection. Add 10280 Flower Bouquet, 10281 Bonsai Tree and 10313 Wildflower Bouquet to your basket to take your order total to £154.97 – just enough to save £30.

Buy 10280 Flower Bouquet, 10281 Bonsai Tree and 10313 Wildflower Bouquet for £124.97 using code LEGOSPEND.

This year’s brand new 10313 Wildflower Bouquet joins two of the earliest sets in the LEGO Botanical Collection – 10280 Flower Bouquet and 10281 Bonsai Tree – for a trio of sets that are sure to add (plastic) life and colour to any home. You can chop and change flowers between the two bouquets, then pop your ideal arrangements into real-life (or LEGO) vases, while the Bonsai Tree comes with its own brick-built pot.

This flowery combo is just one way to take advantage of the new John Lewis LEGO sale, which also includes £10 off a £50 spend and £50 off a £250 spend (when using code LEGOSPEND at checkout). If you’ve got any other sets on your wish list – especially those exclusive to John Lewis, like 10312 Jazz Club or 10297 Boutique Hotel – you can potentially save even more.

You’ll only be able to take advantage of this deal until October 31, and individual sets could easily sell out before then, so don’t hesitate if this offer is speaking to you.

Click through to John Lewis to build your Botanical Collection while saving £30 with code LEGOSPEND.

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