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Business NameAddressPhoneZip
A Bloom Depot719 San Pedro(323) 680-089990014more infoA Bloom Depot
Albertsons Floral2035 Hillhurst Ave(323) 660-068790027more infoAlbertsons Floral
Allens Flower Market4313 Fountain Ave(323) 378-333590029more infoAllens Flower Market
Ashley's Flowers12028 Venice Blvd(310) 398-555490066more infoAshley
Bloomin flowers inc1800 Firestone Blvd(323) 393-538290001more infoBloomin flowers inc
California Flowers508 E 8Th St Ste B(213) 622-345290014more infoCalifornia Flowers
Conroy's - Los Angeles374 S La Cienega Blvd(310) 855-131090048more infoConroy
David's Florist And More11444 W. Olympic Blvd.(570) 265-051090064more infoDavid
David's Flowers511 N Curson Ave(323) 658-852390036more infoDavid
Floral Art By Mia4657 Melbourne Ave Ground(818) 660-873090027more infoFloral Art By Mia
Floreria Perlita802 S San Pedro St(323) 536-422290014more infoFloreria Perlita
Flower House753 1/2 E 25Th St(213) 570-419390011more infoFlower House
Flowers By B111 W Jefferson Blvd(415) 747-604890007more infoFlowers By B
Flowers Of The Stars10844 W Olympic Blvd(424) 832-314390064more infoFlowers Of The Stars
Four Seasons Flowers & Gifts1065 W Sunset Blvd Ste A(213) 250-737390012more infoFour Seasons Flowers & Gifts
Friends Flowers2603 Hauser Blvd(323) 879-351790016more infoFriends Flowers
Garden Of Blooms1438 W Washington Blvd(424) 355-005390007more infoGarden Of Blooms
Garden Of Blooms1010 S Robertson Blvd Ste E(424) 355-005390035more infoGarden Of Blooms
George Flowers4252 Whittier Blvd(323) 261-570790023more infoGeorge Flowers
Heavenly Cj's700 S. Saint Louis St(323) 270-416990023more infoHeavenly Cj
Helms Flowers Inc8879 Venice Blvd(310) 841-673790034more infoHelms Flowers Inc
James Flowers4103 Avalon Blvd(323) 232-219590011more infoJames Flowers
Jose Arrangements440 E Florence Ave #A(323) 531-927290003more infoJose Arrangements
Jose's Flowers And Gifts336 E. 74Th St(323) 531-927290003more infoJose
Just Flowers2127 Westwood Blvd #200(310) 982-293990025more infoJust Flowers
King's Flowers3730 Whittier Blvd(323) 362-428390023more infoKing
Larchmont Village Florist420 N Larchmont Blvd(323) 464-814690004more infoLarchmont Village Florist
Lark Los Angeles1436 S Robertson Blvd(424) 317-555090035more infoLark Los Angeles
Los Angeles Florist10250 Santa Monica Blvd(310) 275-443790067more infoLos Angeles Florist
Luxury Florist Ii817 San Julian St Ste 102(213) 628-381590014more infoLuxury Florist Ii
Mystic Flowers And Gardens1875 Century Park E Ste A-1(310) 284-341790067more infoMystic Flowers And Gardens
Nancy's Flowers Shop9407 S Vermont Ave(323) 779-840890044more infoNancy
Oldvine Florals132 W 7Th St(213) 212-476090014more infoOldvine Florals
Pavilions Floral727 N Vine St(323) 461-416790038more infoPavilions Floral
Peachtree Petals8305 Hindry Ave(310) 362-303290045more infoPeachtree Petals
Remembrance Designs3010 W Slauson Ave(323) 292-840290008more infoRemembrance Designs
Remembrance Designs Ii2801 W. Vernon Ave(323) 292-617890008more infoRemembrance Designs Ii
Rendezvous Flowers7961 W 3Rd(323) 653-416690048more infoRendezvous Flowers
Sofi La Fleur346 N La Cienega Blvd(424) 777-007190048more infoSofi La Fleur
South Shore Flowers & Gifts721 S. San Pedro St #5(310) 684-673690014more infoSouth Shore Flowers & Gifts
The Wicked Florist715 E 8Th St(844) 388-253390021more infoThe Wicked Florist
Touch Of Elegance144 S Robertson Blvd(310) 734-752090035more infoTouch Of Elegance
United Florist Us10734 National Pl(310) 362-530490034more infoUnited Florist Us
Vermont Flower Shop4310 S Vermont Ave(323) 234-141890037more infoVermont Flower Shop
Vons Floral4520 Sunset Blvd(323) 662-810790027more infoVons Floral
Vons Floral9860 National Blvd(310) 836-416190034more infoVons Floral
Vons Floral6571 W 80Th St(310) 641-942390045more infoVons Floral
Yah Blooms4068 S Victoria Ave(323) 479-045790008more infoYah Blooms

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Still crazy for wildflowers? Colorado road trip leads to the summer bloom - Los Angeles Times

May 31, 2019

You could fly there, but a 925-mile road trip from Los Angeles to Crested Butte takes about 2½ days and is a chance to cross a few places off your bucket list. The route along Interstates 15 and 70 and U.S. 50 passes through the desert Southwest landscape of Las Vegas, the paleontological paradise of St. George, Utah, and Colorado’s Grand Junction and Montrose. https://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-travel-road-trips-special-purpose-colorado-wildflowers-20190520-story.html

A missed flight leads to a carefree 24 hours in funky Maui town of Paia

Dec 30, 2018

Haleakala, Maui’s highest peak. At least we thought we were finishing our tour. When we missed our flights home to Los Angeles a few days later, we were more pleased than upset. Having scored an extra 24 hours on the island, we booked tiny, bright rooms at the Nalu Kai Lodge in Paia for $140 a night. A 15-minute drive from the airport, the inn has a hammock and a Tiki bar. The rooms are spotless, with hardwood floors and wainscoting. It all belies the fact that the lodge is tucked behind a strip of shops next to a Chevron gas station. Not much to do, but plenty to see Given the suddenness of our extended stay, we had an afternoon ahead of us and no agenda. So we weaved in and out of jewelry stores, then paused for a while at Cafe Mambo to sip black coffee and admire a display of prints by local artists as rain fell softly outside. But even in Paia we couldn’t escape chain restaurants – we wound up guzzling coconut porters at Rock & Brews. Later, we sauntered down the skinny shoulder of the Hana Highway, lit by the moon, and passed a cemetery and steepled church to catch the last reservation at Mama’s Fish House. The Maui institution is romantic, but pricey. We were underdressed and out of our price league, but that didn’t stop us from gluttonously ordering rounds of mai tais and bottles of wine, and food – appetizers and seafood so fresh that the menu names the fisherman who hooked it and where it was caught. The next morning we wandered drowsily down an alley and into the Eden of coffeehouses, Paia Bay Coffee, and never wanted to leave. Breakfast was simple and fresh, and the coffee was strong. We devoured both on the patio shaded by potted palms. Feeling like locals in Kihei Our 24 hours in Paia capped off a spring week in Maui that, at times, was the stereotypical Hawaiian experience: the Old Lahaina Luau, mai tais with tourists, a double rainbow over our friend’s oceanfront wedding. For most of the trip, though, we stayed in an Airbnb rental in Kihei, a small town filled with affordable hotels, grocery stores, strip malls and fast-food restaurants. It’s a vanilla locale, but with beautiful, easy-to-access beaches. We stayed there because it was cheap – our three-bedroom house was $135 a night. Our days in Kihei unfolded with sun salutations and side planks at Maui Hot Yoga, a casual studio within walking distance, and ended with dinners cooked at home. One evening, we watched the sun set over the ocean from a grassy knoll, sipping beer from red plastic cups. In Kihei, we got a taste of what it might feel like to live on the island. We skipped the popular road to Hana, scared off by the inevitable crowds, and instead rented mopeds and cruised south toward Wailea. We buzzed in and out of beaches with p... http://www.ocregister.com/articles/maui-686915-kihei-paia.html

A Juaneño memorial and mystery in Los Rios Park

Dec 30, 2018

San Juan Capistrano.The Juaneños are the original inhabitants of the land that became Orange County, and they also dwelled in what is now San Diego, Los Angeles and Riverside counties. The tribe provided the manpower for construction of original landmarks in Orange County, including Mission San Juan Capistrano.Sometimes little changes at the memorial, which is in the city's Los Rios Historic District, and then something happens to freshen it up, the addition of a fresh bouquet of flowers tied to a red bandana, for instance."I've lived here all my life, but it's a mystery to me because we don't know who he is," said Ester Ocampo, 19, who recently was walking by the memorial with her friend Stephanie Mora.Thom Coughran, interim public works and utilities director for San Juan Capistrano, said the city is aware of the memorial but is not clear about who constructed it. He said is not aware of any plans to have it taken down, even though it is on city-owned property, Los Rios Park.**As he stepped onto the park, where sycamore trees hovered over picnic tables and a trellis lushly covered in grape vines shaded benches, Nathan Banda glanced at the buildings that housed his ancestors hundreds of years earlier. Today, the area is a tourist attraction. That isn't bad, he figures, if the Juaneño heritage is being preserved.Consider that although the language, rituals and other practices are often passed on to new generations, the tribe has largely merged with European settlers and culture. And although there is a Juaneño office in the city, the tribe does not have official federal recognition and all that that might confer. Members have pointed to occasional divisions within the tribe and ineffective leadership.The Los Rios Historic District, near Mission San Juan Capistrano and across the railroad tracks from the train depot, is the oldest continually occupied neighborhood in the state. Its more than 30 buildings include three adobe homes built in the late 1700s for mission families.Most of the dwellings are private residences. Others provide specialty retail, restaurant and commercial services. Some are both, a combination of money-making ventures and housing, an interesting and unique mel... http://www.latimes.com/socal/weekend/news/tn-wknd-et-1227-indian-site-20151225-story.html

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