The Los Angeles Flower District

If there is one section of Downtown Los Angeles that really smells good, it’s the LA Flower District. Located on the edge of the Fashion District, it houses approximately 200 flower dealers.

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The LA Flower District dates back to the 1900s when flower farmers would drive their wagons to Spring Street, and later Wall Street to sell their fresh flowers.  In its current location,The District stretches from San Pedro Street west to Maple Street, from Seventh Street south to Ninth Street and virtually every variety of fresh-cut flower can be found. Two notable areas in the Flower District are The LA Flower Market, the largest flower market in the United States, and the California Flower Mall.  Many smaller flower and floral supply stores can be found on 8th Street, between Wall Street and San Pedro Street. These stores are open to wholesale and retail during normal business hours (most other than the Flower Market and Flower Mall are open from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm) and require no admission fee.

The LA Flower Market (Wall Street between 7th and 8th) has special hours for the general public (with admission fee):

Monday/Wednesday/Friday – 8:00 a.m. to noon
Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday – 6:00 a.m. to noon

Monday – Friday: $2 admission fee per person
Saturday: $1 admission fee per person

The California Flower Mall 825 S. San Pedro) is open 7 days a week to the trade and public. There is no admission fee.

Monday – Saturday: 4:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: 5 a.m. to noon

A note if you are traveling down into that area for the first time. It is bordered by Skid Row which starts on 7th Street and runs north to 3rd. Look for parking south of 7th Street.