So Cal Wholesale Flowers & Supplies — Attraction in Los Angeles

This is one of the few, if not the only wholesale flower shops in the Valley. Their selection of flowers is enormous, and their inventory is similar to what you’ll find in the downtown LA flower market. It’s located by the 405 freeway and is hidden among other small factory and company buildings. Parking is very small and limited, but you can also street park. I went the weekend of Mother’s Day so it was immensely crowded at 8am. Many people buying wholesale for their businesses but also casual shoppers looking to make some bouquets for their friends and family. They have a giant walk in freezer room filled with flowers that you can walk around and browse through. Their variety of flowers and different colors cannot be found in any other flower shop in the Valley. Once you’re done choosing your flowers, you go to a person who will go through what you have and will tally up your total since the prices of the flowers are not individually shown nor marked. You can pay with cash or card but I believe there’s a fee if you pay with card. Now the pricing of the flowers, especially if you’re buying on the smaller end isn’t cheap, but you are saving yourself the trip to DTLA and having to deal with parking over there. They also sell a lot of different vases and floral arrangement decorations. It’s a great place to shop at if you’re looking for special types of flowers and want something more than what you’ll find at...

I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but my experience with So Cal Wholesale Flowers was frustrating enough that I feel it’s worth sharing. I had placed a pre-order well in advance and clearly communicated all the details — I even have text messages confirming exactly what I requested. Unfortunately, when I arrived to pick up my order, it was completely wrong.

What made the situation worse was that the person in charge of my order, was rude and disrespectful throughout the entire interaction. Despite the clear evidence in our text exchanges, he refused to take any responsibility for the mistake. Instead of owning up to the error and trying to fix it, he was dismissive and acted as if I was the one at fault. His attitude made an already disappointing situation even more frustrating.

I later found out that I wasn’t alone — two other flower businesses I know of had the same issue with this person . Orders were mishandled, and they experienced the same rude and dismissive behavior when trying to resolve it.

It’s one thing for mistakes to happens but the pattern of poor customer service and lack of accountability here is unacceptable. I used to like this place a lot but I won’t be returning, and I’d recommend others think twice before relying on them for time-sensitive or...

I was looking for a wholesale flower shop in the valley ever since Mayesh wholesale flower shop on Raymer street closed and was very delighted to see this place!!! The flowers were the same but with DRASTICALLY different prices. I went today knowing that mothers day would mostly likely result in some higher prices.....well not this high! We came here since it was closer than Costco (which Costco has 50 roses for 49.99). I had picked 2 boxes of roses (each 2 dozen roses) and when I came to the register the lady asked if it was just those 2 and initially told me the total of $49. I thought hey 48 roses $49 not bad. BUT then she corrected herself and said " oh wait it's 2...so that's $98." Yea...no. I've never been quoted this high for wholesale. Maybe Mayesh has spoiled me.... I went to check my bank statement for a comparison and saw that I got 4 dozen roses for $52 during Valentines week. If anyone knows a wholesale flower shop in the valley with fair prices!...