The Flower Market is filled with so many beautiful plants. Fresh cut blooms. Bonsai trees. Exotic…read moreplants. Citrus trees. And beautiful bouquets. Orchids, roses, bougainvilleas, sunflowers. Such a treat to see and smell so many fragrant blooms. Interesting to also learn about the "Good Fortune Plants." The Lucky Bamboo arrangements are a popular gift. So many Bonsai trees. The miniature trees have been part of local culture for generations. Mandarin trees are a symbol of good fortune and prosperity. Lucky Bamboo is for a happy and peaceful home. Orchids are a symbol of nobility. Peonies represent prosperity and peace. Daffodils are for good luck. Definitely worth a stroll to enjoy the beautiful blooms at the Flower Market in Kowloon.

A great place to visit for plant and flower lovers. The…read morestreet and side streets is full of stores selling all varieties of plants and flowers. Beautiful orchids and many colors adorn each store. A great area for a leisurely walk through a bonanza of flowers.

Sales person and the owner were EXTREMELY RUDE!! BUY YOUR PLANTS ELSEWHERE. Spent $13K on new…read moreplants for a newly renovated office, a few of them died very soon. The shop refused to even come take a look and try to resolve the situation. It turns out those plants had no roots!!

Our apartment was in need of some greenery, and to fill in that void we decided to get a bamboo…read moreplant. It's easy to get bamboo plants at the market, but what about the vase? The Yelp app came to the rescue by suggesting we visit Greenfingers. On a Saturday afternoon, the place was buzzing with customers, both local and expat. They offer a ton of services here; everything from basic flower arrangements to landscaping, office decor, and weddings. In-store, you can also get small potted plants (like succulents) along with beautiful orchids. They have a good range of pots and vases, and we were easily able to find a medium sized, cylindrical fiberglass vase for the bamboo shoots we were looking to get. Pricing for the one we wanted was surprisingly affordable at $180! Afterwards, we took a quick walk to Graham Street, found a flower stall, and got our bamboo plants (8 of them for good Feng Shui!) I now finish writing this review admiring our beautiful new plant in our common area!