Nerdist visited the LEGO Botanicals Truck pop-up in NYC to celebrate Valentine's Day and make a beautiful free LEGO daffodil.

Valentine's Day-themed Lego sets are a thoughtful way to do something different and playful this year. Amazon, Target Valentine’s Day is two weeks away! Whether you swap treasures with a romantic partner,

SAVE 20%: Amazon has several Lego floral bouquets and botanical sets on sale, the perfect gift for your Valentine that'll never wilt or require watering.

Buying an official bunch of LEGO's red roses will set customers back £54.99 from the official website. It features a dozen of the classic red flowers as well as some accents of baby breath. However, if you bought the same amount of flowers that are sold separately at Aldi, the 'set' would only cost you £35.88 - a saving of just over £19.

This LEGO kit is on sale too and offers two different displays: a bonsai tree or a tree with pink cherry blossoms housed in a black rectangular planter. The planter is set on a brown stand that mimics slatted wood. There are a total of 878 pieces.

I never thought I’d become that person who brags about their very artificial flowers—yet here I am, waxing poetic about LEGO roses. But hear me out. As we know from my first obsession column, my cat has made it his life’s mission to sabotage good design in my apartment—including turning every houseplant I have into his personal salad bar—which means I have to get creative with how to keep my space both stylish and pet-proof.

Yes, flowers can live forever — if they're Legos, that is. Get these while they're on sale for the first time in a while!