Thanks to globalization, Downtown has become a purchasing hub for worldwide flora. Business is so booming that a third major flower mall is opening this month near San Julian and Wall Streets in southeast downtown, reports the LA Times. Sellers are now preparing for a busy flower day tomorrow, a neighborhood where any errant lover can pay $2 to shop at wholesale prices and snag 50 roses for 24 bucks. [LA Times]
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