Flower Market

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market was founded in 1919 as the American Florists’ Exchange by a group of 30 enterprising European-American growers.

Seeking a more efficient way to sell and distribute freshly grown, highly perishable flowers to local florists and nurseries, the fledgling American Florists’ Exchange set up shop in a garage on Winston Street near Fifth, close to the Southern California Flower Growers.

L.A.’s flower markets grew and prospered in the early 1920s and relocated to more spacious quarters—across the street from each other—with the American Florists’ Exchange relocating to its current location on the 700 block of South Wall Street.

• Monday: 5 AM – 12 PM

• Tuesday: 5 AM – 12 PM

• Wednesday: 5 AM – 12 PM

• Thursday: 5 AM – 12 PM

• Friday: 5 AM – 2 PM

• Saturday: 5 AM – 2 PM

• Sunday: CLOSED