This study examines the distribution of cut flowers at the Gangnam Terminal Flower Market (private market) and the aT Flower Marketing Center (aT FMC) of the Korea Agro-Fisheries and Food Trade Corporation. From May to October 2022, the research analyzed the number of sales stores, items sold, and the origin countries for imported cut flowers in the private market. The average monthly number of cut flower sales stores in the private market was 143. The number of roses sales stores was highest, except for May, when carnations took the lead, followed by roses, lisianthus, and gerberas. The countries of origin for imported items in the private market included Australia, China, Colombia, Israel, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Peru, South Africa, the United States, and Vietnam. The number of items sold in private markets was 69, approximately 3.8 times more than the 18 items sold in aT FMC, indicating a broader distribution of imported cut flowers within private markets. Private markets lack a systematic mechanism for providing distribution information, making it difficult for consumers to accurately determine the origin, quality, and pricing of products. Therefore, accurate distribution information is necessary for enhancing consumer trust in private markets.