San Francisco Flower Market

About

A wholesale flower market founded in 1912, with vendors selling floral products from local growers and wholesalers. The market operates from its new Potrero Hill location and is open to badge-holding wholesale customers during designated hours.

901 16th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107

The San Francisco Flower Market has been part of the Bay Area's floral trade since 1912. It connects local growers and wholesalers with buyers who need fresh product in volume. These days it's based in Potrero Hill, and this wholesale market gives florists, event designers, and retail buyers direct access to stems, foliage, and floral supplies from regional farms and importers. If you hold a wholesale badge, you can shop during designated hours and browse rows of vendors, all under one roof. This is a working horticulture hub, not a tourist stop — and it rewards early arrivals and buyers who know what they need. For anyone sourcing wholesale flowers in San Francisco, California, it remains a practical stop on the city's trade circuit and a longstanding piece of its commercial landscape.