TLDR:Feb. 7th,video sex teen dog Amazon is cutting prices on Lego Botanicals flowers by 20% just in time for Valentine's, including Lego Botanicals Roses, Lego Sunflowers, and Lego Orchids.
Lego flowers don't wilt. Valentine's Day is coming up in one week, on Feb. 14th. Flowers are an enduring symbol of care — but some flowers are even more enduring.
Right now, Amazon is providing a stand-out Valentine's gifting opportunity, with select Lego Botanicals sets on sale for 20% off. If you're looking for a bouquet that's eternal, use this deal to get a Bouquet of Roses or one of the other Lego sets that's currently on sale.
There's little that says Valentine's Day more than a rose, so this Lego Botanicals Bouquet of Roses deal comes right on time. With 12 roses at different stages of blooming, the set can be collected in a vase or scattered around the home.
Right now the Lego Botanicals Bouquet of Roses is on sale for $47.99 for a savings of $12, or 20%.
Sunflowers are emblems of summer — what better way to bring sunlight to an apartment in February? This small Lego Botanicals set includes two sunflowers. With 191 pieces, it's a simple set to build and makes a good gift for the Lego fan who likes a shorter building session.
Currently, these Lego Sunflowers are on sale for $11.99, saving you 20%, or $3.
Orchids thrive in humid climates, but elsewhere these plants are difficult to grow — February in the Midwest for example? No, that's probably not going to work. The Lego Botanicals Orchid set on the other hand will bloom anywhere.
This Lego Botanical set comes with a flower pot, so you won't need a separate vase to display this orchid. Currently the Lego Botanicals Orchid set is on sale for $39.99 saving you $10.
Lego Botanicals Tiny Plants — $47.99$59.99(save $12)
Lego Icons Plum Blossom Building Sets — $23.95$29.99(save $6.04)
Lego Roses — $13.49$14.99(save $1.50)
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