February Business Of The Month - Deb's Flower Market

A Blooming Local Treasure in the Heart of Pleasant Hill

Debs Flower Market isn’t just a flower shop—it’s a Pleasant Hill institution. As Contra Costa County’s only true flower market, Debs blends the charm of a neighborhood florist with the excitement of a hands-on design studio. Whether you’re planning a wedding, honoring a loved one, celebrating romance, or simply brightening your home, Debs offers a uniquely personal floral experience you won’t find anywhere else.

Debs specializes in custom floral design for weddings, funerals, special events, and everyday occasions. Every arrangement is crafted right in front of you, allowing customers to add personal touches and collaborate with the designers. No two arrangements are ever the same. Each one reflects your style, your moment, and your story.

For DIY floral lovers, Debs is a dream come true. As the region’s only flower market, customers can purchase flowers in bulk saving up to 40% off retail, or by the stem.


From romantic bouquets to event centerpieces to DIY floral buckets, Deb's Flower Market brings creativity, freshness, and heart to Pleasant Hill. It’s a place where customers become collaborators—and where every arrangement tells a story.


📍 1300 Contra Costa Blvd unit 30, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
⏰ Mon–Sat 9:00am–6:00pm | | Sun-Closed (Open Mother's Day, Sunday May 10th until 6PM)
📞 (925)682-2837
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About Deb's Flower Market

Deb's Flower Market in Pleasant Hill has been open since 1991. Privately owned by Mary Duarte, this business carried the originals owners name Deb's short for Debbie, to honor her memory. Debra Ambrose past away July 1st 2004 from several bouts with cancer. Her legacy and love for flowers, friends and clients tells the rest of the story. Many clients and friends still tear up because she is no longer with us. She was a treasure to all her flowers and blooms. Her loyal husband Joel vowed to keep Deb's flower Market open as a bench mark in the community of Pleasant Hill.