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The phrase "a flower stall" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place where flowers are sold, typically in a market or street setting.
Example: "I stopped by a flower stall to buy some fresh roses for my friend’s birthday."
Alternatives: "a flower stand" or "a floral kiosk".
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Running a flower stall in a cobbled lane lined with independent cafes, Lisa Reeder has made up her mind.
Margalara and her relatives are renting a small house in Satellite Town, a poor Quetta suburb close to the home of her cousin, who runs a flower stall in the city.
It is evident in the ceremonies being held to dedicate new fire-fighting equipment; in the joy expressed when a business, be it as small as a flower stall or as big as American Express, returns downtown; and, most of all, in the speed and efficiency of the clean-up itself.On May 30th, an empty stretcher will be carried from Ground Zero, symbolising an end to the clean-up.
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Head down to the Langham Hotel in London for a glass and a stem at the pop-up Ruinart flower stall currently installed in the Palm Court.
Which brings me back to that flower stall, where we stopped on the way to Rameswaram.
"It used to be so strict," said Lotfi Lahmar, whose flower stall once sat across from the theater.
"In the flower stall two men sat like musicians, weaving strands of marigold, garlands of jasmine and lily, and rose, their fingers picking, plucking, knotting, playing a floral melody.
British Leyland ran an ad for their Mini in 1979 with the slogan "Nips in and out like Ronnie Biggs" and placed one of the posters near the flower stall of Edwards in Waterloo.
The disfigured veteran waits until the first anniversary of his wife's burial before returning to the flower stall, only to see the blind girl, having abandoned all hope, step out, unseeing eyes to the heavens, into the onrushing traffic.
"I'll vote for Borisov, but only because I'm against the Communists [BSP]," says Mario Petkov, 52, standing outside his flower stall in the shadow of Sofia's Sveta Nedelya cathedral, where 150 people were killed in a Communist terrorist bombing in 1925.
Show them that extra-pretty flower stall you walked by this morning.
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