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Legos are made to bring us joy. And who couldn't use a little more joy in their life?

So, if you're feeling sick of your boring old desk, cubicle, nightstand, coffee table, or bookshelf, then add some extra flair courtesy of Lego Botanicals.

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We've written about Lego Botanicals a lot here at Mashable. You could say we're fans. What can we say? There's just something about these colorful, everlasting botanical creations that hits us right in the inner child. Cherry blossoms. Roses. Orchids. Succulents. Floral bouquets. Heck, even the Bamboo one looks cool.

Oh, and did we mention that they're pretty much all on sale right now? Actually, we did.

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Couldn't your bookshelf use a little more color? Credit: Lego

This weekend, we're focused on Lego Tiny Plants, the adorable building set that lets you "craft nine plants based on arid, tropical, and carnivorous species, each nestled in a buildable, terracotta-colored flower pot." Personally, we prefer the cacti, but you can always swap them out as you like. In total, Tiny Plants comes with 758 pieces, so it's not a 10-hour project for die-hard brickheads (not that there's anything wrong with that).

For anyone whose cubicle or home office could use a little bit more color, this kit's for you. Head to Amazon to pick up the Lego Tiny Plants building kit while it's on sale.

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