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SAVE $12:As of Jan. 29,Telugu Archives the Lego Botanicals Bouquet of Roses is on sale for $47.99 at Amazon, 20% off its list price of $59.99.

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Valentine's Day is just a couple of weeks away and if you're still trying to hunt down some fun gift ideas, Amazon has some nice discounts at the moment on floral LEGO sets that are a great alternative to the traditional bouquets of flowers. In particular, if you want to go with a standard bouquet of roses this year, you can score a 20% discount on the Lego Botanicals Bouquet of Roses at Amazon.

This has dropped its price from $59.99 to $47.99, which is a nice $12 off. Amazon has this listed as a limited-time deal, so you'll want to act fast to pick up this set at this price before it's all claimed and the discount disappears.

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This set comes with 822 pieces and features a dozen red roses in various stages — four in full bloom, four that are blossoming, and four in bud — alongside four sprigs of baby’s breath that feature small white flowers. It's a very fun set to keep on display, and it doesn't even require any maintenance. What could be better than that?

This limited-time deal won't last for long, so act fast to grab the LEGO Botanicals Bouquet of Roses for $47.99 at Amazon.

If you're looking for even more gift ideas for Valentine's Day, it's worth having a look at our roundup of romantic gift ideas for Valentine's Day. And if you'd rather splash out on actual flowers this year, check out our breakdown of the best flower delivery deals ahead of Valentine's Day.

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