But you don’t need outdoor planters and intermittent rain to help plants live; all you have to do is build them with blocks.

LEGO has been making a big push into flower and plant sets in recent years, which is great because they make gorgeous decorations. Here are our favorites.

If you're tired of your houseplants dying, make the switch to Lego flowers and plants. They're fun to build, require no water, and make great gifts.

If you love the Lego Botanicals line, then you'll appreciate Lego Tiny Plants, which are on sale for $39.99.

The Lego Botanical sets are some of its most popular. Two new sets are here to start the month of June, including a Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree.

Some of the hottest gifts this year are Lego Botanical sets. You don’t have to water them, but they still offer realistic models for all kinds of plants and succulents. They were already at the ...

Happy Plants (10349) / 217 Pieces / $22.99: See at LEGO: The set is inspired by a baby dracaena plant and a baby pilea plant and includes a yellow plant pot and a blue plant pot with smiling ...