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On the slip of a tongue, Bellflower, California, earned its name from the mispronunciation of Belle Fleur, which is an apple tree that grows in the region. Bellflower’s diversity is deep-rooted. It was once a thriving dairy community settled by Japanese, Portuguese and Dutch immigrants. Staying true to its foundation, Bellflower is still considered to be one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse areas in the United States. While cruising the main strip, Bellflower Boulevard, you will find a number of advertisements in about two dozen languages. And you'll see some Bellflower apartments within the city proper as well.

Bellflower is ready to welcome you…you might just learn a new word or two while living here.

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Ethnic and linguistic diversity

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Bellflower Boulevard

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Apartments in Bellflower

Ramona Palms Apartments - 9963 Ramona St Sherwood Apartments - 14500 McNab Ave
Northwind Apartments - 16227 Eucalyptus Ave Park Plaza Apartments - 17050 Downey Ave