Lego bouquets bloom all year — and they're on sale in time for Valentine's Day

This 15-stemmed arrangement is sure to make anyone's heart swell. They'll love the assortment of life-like roses, snapdragons, poppies, asters and daisies. Pair it with a vase like this one, which armchair florists say is an ideal complement to Lego flower arrangements. 

"Gifting this to my partner was a joyous moment," raved one happy reviewer. "The notion of a lasting bouquet appealed to her, and the shared experience of building it together was the icing on the cake."

Complete with a fluted vase, this elegant orchid set features six large flowers and two budding blossoms. If you've ever had a live orchid plant, you know how quickly their flowers can drop and that it can take 8 to 12 months for new ones to appear. This option is always in bloom! The stems, roots and leaves are flexible, so the builder can decide how to arrange their "plant," just like a professional florist.

"Lego is always going to be high quality and this is so different," said a thrilled buyer. "It was a fun short build that looks great on the shelf. Bonus points because my wife can't kill this plant."

If your loved one appreciates a more southwestern aesthetic, they'll adore this collection of nine colorful succulents. They can be grouped together or displayed separately to add a little extra pop to different rooms.

"This set is a unique and relaxing build, and the finished product looks amazing as a decorative piece," a five-star reviewer said. "The attention to detail is incredible, and the vibrant colors of the succulents really stand out."

There's something so calming about bonsai trees, and this DIY model is no exception. It's really two plants in one, as it can be built with green leaves or pink cherry blossoms and swapped out when it needs a change.

"This is such a beautiful and well-thought-out Lego kit," wrote one satisfied shopper. "Each pink leaf is actually a frog! Such attention to detail in this kit that I would consider it art. Relaxing and easy to put together. Great display piece after!"

$13 is a lot less than you'd spend on a real rose bouquet this Valentine's Day. You can build this 120-piece set together — there's one rose for each of you to work on. This is another set that would look beautiful with a vase. This option is a constant winner with Lego roses, according to numerous five-star reviewers.

"Bought this for my husband for Valentine's and super-glued it together as we have two littles who love to play with everything," one thoughtful spouse said. "Bought a small vase and some white rocks for the inside of the vase to keep it steady. Very easy to assemble."