3 listings, all wholesale flowers, and all of them open before most of the city does.
What is here. The Original Los Angeles Flower Market, the Southern California Flower Market and Floral Supply Syndicate — the last for vases, wire, foam and everything else an arrangement needs.
How to browse. Go early. This is a trade district that opens to the public rather than a retail one, and the selection is best at the start of the day. Bring cash and something to carry stems in. If you need supplies as well as flowers, Floral Supply Syndicate is the stop.
Related: All DTLA shopping & retail
The Southern California Flower Market on Maple Avenue in the Flower District, a working wholesale flower and plant market founded in 1912 by Japanese American growers. Its vendor floor is open to the public in the early morning alongside the trade. It is a separate market from the Original Los Angeles Flower Market a block…
A floral supply and decorative-packaging store on Wall Street inside the Los Angeles Flower Market, part of the Floral Supply Syndicate chain. It stocks floral hardware, containers, ribbon and packaging for florists, event stylists and the public, with a walk-in store and scheduled delivery routes for trade customers.
The Original Los Angeles Flower Market on Wall Street in the Flower District, a working wholesale and public flower market dating to 1913. Open to the public in the early morning for a small daily admission; one of the largest flower markets in the country.