Twig and Twine
Photograph: Courtesy Twig and Twine
Photograph: Courtesy Twig and Twine

A flower shop guide to Los Angeles

Looking for a great flower shop? Los Angeles has plenty specializing in beautiful bouquets, sturdy houseplants and more.

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Flowers are a perfect gift: whether it's Valentine's Day or Mother's Day or you just want to treat yourself, a fresh-smelling bouquet always does the trick. They're also great for brightening up your home—or a wedding venue! But it's not always a farmers' market day and flowers from the grocery store just don’t cut it, so we went on a flower shop hunt to find the best spots in the city for freshly-cut arrangements, larger-than-life cacti and more.

 

L.A.'s top flower shop options

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Spruce
Spruce
The all-white, sparsely accessorized Spruce shop in Silver Lake reflects the store’s floral design aesthetic: modern. The L.A. outpost of this New York “best of” mainstay (it was founded there in 1998) has become an Eastside favorite for the florally inclined. Need something unusual? Pick one of their cool vessels, like a silver Champagne bucket or a window box made from welded stainless steel. Or grab a submerged flower or leaf for a funky, high-impact gift—these are especially great for those with less-than-girly tastes. Plus, the shop’s late hours (it’s one of the few that’s open until 8pm everyday) make it ideal for those with last-minute flower needs, or those who are running late for that first date/dinner party/night out. Despite the shop’s stark look, Spruce’s floral arrangements are bright, full of color and always deliver a "wow" factor.
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Twig & Twine
Twig & Twine
Looking for something that’s truly Instagram-worthy? East Hollywood’s top floral boutique Twig and Twine is where you should go for an artfully designed bouquet by shop owner Heather Williams. Her swoon-inducing shop is filled with beautiful curated gifts like Sugar Paper stationery, geodes, design-minded coffee table books, Big Sur Country Soap and locally made Humble Ceramics, and it's super inviting. They sell flowers sourced fresh the Original L.A. Flower Mart