Flower Land

Flower Land is a long-established Maltese florist, with a story that goes back to the early 1950s, when the late George Borg and his family first ventured into flower growing. Today the shop in Qormi imports and sells fresh flowers and trees, dried and artificial flowers, plants, glassware, ceramics, pottery and cane decorations, alongside a range of porcelain, glass and crystal souvenirs.

It sits among the island's florists in Malta in our directory, and for planning the rest of your day our Mdina guide and Valletta guide cover the capital and the old city.

Decades of Maltese floristry

George Borg handed the family business to his son, Ludgardo Borg, in the 1960s. Ludgardo built the first cluster of greenhouses on the Maltese islands, supplying leading florists across Malta and exporting flowers to Covent Garden in London. The company took the name Flower Land in 1981 under Joseph and Pauline Azzopardi, who introduced professional floral trade and the culture of floral design and arrangement to Malta.

Flower Land serves some of Malta's leading hotels and restaurants, conferences and meetings, weddings, private occasions, funerals, hospitals, private homes and many businesses, and is known for seasonal gifts and decorations at Christmas and Valentine's. For wedding work, the directory also lists event planners such as 242.group Malta offices.

What you can order

The online shop is organised by event: new born, birthday, thank you, romance, anniversary, I'm sorry, congratulations, get well, sympathy and funeral, corporate gift and celebrations. You can also browse by flower, such as roses, lilies, gerberas, carnations and orchids, by price band, or through collections such as Hat Box, Months of Flowers, Letters and Shapes and Mini-Weddings.

Florist's Choice bouquets let you set a budget, with options at €15.00, €25.00, €45.00, €100.00 and €200.00, and individual designs such as Precious Pink at €14.50 or Golden Charm at €75.00. Romantic gifts include a small Heart Box at €27.40 and a large Heart Box at €37.50. Plants include a Phalaenopsis orchid at €27.50, a Ficus bonsai at €29.60 and a large bonsai at €78.50, and some gift sets add drinks or soft toys. The shop also sells potted plants such as Zamioculcas and a raspberry plant, plus an agri products category, so it can cover the garden as well as the vase.

The Mini-Weddings collection is aimed at small ceremonies, while the Months of Flowers and Letters and Shapes collections let you choose designs for a birthday month or spell out a name or word in flowers.

Tributes, roses by subscription and gifts

Funeral and sympathy tributes include personalised lettering, such as the Uncle tribute at €120.00, and a Funeral Package priced at €269.00. For romance, the shop offers rose subscriptions: four weeks of roses at €86.95, three months at €91.55, six months at €135.00 and twelve months at €303.90, so a partner or parent abroad can receive flowers regularly.

These are the prices shown on the website at the time of writing and they can change, so confirm the current price with the florist through our enquiry form before ordering.

Delivery and planning your visit

Delivery runs daily across Malta and Gozo, weekends and public holidays included, and orders can be booked by phone or through the shop's website. If your recipient is on the sister island, see our Gozo guide for an overview of where to find them.

If you are travelling from the UK, start with flights to Malta and where to stay in Malta. The Malta weather guide helps you time your trip, things to do in Malta fills the days, and the Malta relocation guide suits anyone moving here. To ask Flower Land about an order, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the florist.