Building Tiny Lego Trees Makes Everything Better. A Record-Low Price Doesn’t Hurt, Either

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Save $20: Right now Amazon has the Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees set down to just $45, which saves you $20 off the regular retail price of $65. Not only do you get a trio of delightful bonsai trees to build, you can’t put a price on the relaxation and joy that comes from totally spacing out and building a Lego set.

Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai set: $45 (Original price: $65)

This 709-piece Lego set has everything you need to build three bonsai trees just the right size for your desk or windowsill. You’ll build three mini trees in different seasonal stages: an autumnal ginko tree, a wisteria in full spring bloom and a rugged black pine, rich with green needles. Each tree has its own traditional colbalt-blue bonsai pot and the set even includes two stands so you can display them with varying heights.

The trees themselves are...

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