Services, hours and details last checked against Sunflower Florist's own published information.
Sunflower Florist Garden is a flower and plant business with a Fgura address at 191 St Thomas Street, in the south-east of Malta. It sells bouquets, gifts, plants, seeds and gardening supplies, with online ordering and delivery to every part of the island. Enquiries go through the VisitMalta.co.uk form on this page.
Sunflower Florist Garden combines a flower shop with a plant and garden range, which is why it appears both in our florists directory and in the garden centres listings. This entry covers the Fgura address, 191 St Thomas Street, a residential town in the south-east of Malta. The business also runs a second shop in Ħamrun, and orders from either are served through the same online store.
Bouquets and gifts
The online shop groups its flowers in several ways. You can start with a timeless collection, a price band such as under €10, €25, €50 or €100, or a moment in the calendar: anniversaries, birthdays, a new baby, Easter, Christmas, Valentine's, Women's Day and both parental holidays. There are also get well and sympathy arrangements, rose collections, boxes and baskets, artificial flowers and a flower kiosk. Anyone who likes a ready-made present can pick a heavenly treats set or a boxed arrangement, while those who want something that lasts can choose artificial blooms that need no watering.
Stems are hydrated one by one, wrapped for presentation and finished with a personalised card. Sending flowers to relatives from the UK is straightforward: order online, add your message and the florist handles the rest. If you are visiting in person, the Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum and the Ħal-Tarxien Prehistoric Complex are both within a short drive of Fgura.
Plants, herbs and garden supplies
What separates this business from a standard florist is the garden side. The range covers houseplants, outdoor plants, herbs, trees and shrubs, seeds and bulbs, pots, vases, plant care essentials and gardening tools, plus artificial plants for places that get little light. For anyone moving to Malta or maintaining a holiday home, that is a handy one-stop shop. Houseplants and easy herbs work well indoors, trees and shrubs suit a larger garden, and seeds and bulbs let you plan the next season. Plant care essentials on the shelf make it easier for newcomers to look after what they buy in the Maltese climate. Our Malta weather guide explains the dry summers and mild winters that decide what thrives on a balcony or in a courtyard garden.
Delivery, payment and orders
The shop promises same-day delivery on orders placed before 2pm, with some limits during very busy holidays. It also reaches every town and village, from the resorts in the north to the harbour towns, and its coverage includes homes, hospitals, offices and event venues. Free shipping applies once an order passes €100. You can pay by credit or debit card using PayPal or Stripe, and an email confirms delivery. Corporate and bulk orders and custom designs and hampers are available on request, which helps if you are dressing an office reception, a small event or a gift for several people at once. The services page of the shop sums it up as end-to-end floral and gifting solutions in Malta.
To keep exploring nearby, see the Three Cities guide for the historic harbour towns, or Alistair Floral Design if you want to compare another florist.
Contacting the business
Because the business takes orders online and does not publish opening hours, it is sensible to plan ahead for gifts tied to a date and to place the order well before the cut-off. If a delivery address is wrong, tell the shop quickly so it can fix the order. For general planning, our pages on where to stay in Malta and things to do in Malta help UK visitors choose an area. To ask about a bouquet, a plant order or a gift, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.
Questions about Sunflower Florist
Where is this Sunflower Florist address?
This entry covers the address at 191 St Thomas Street, Fgura FGR 1609, in the south-east of Malta. The business also has a second location in Ħamrun.
What is the difference between a florist and a garden shop here?
The business does both: it makes bouquets and gifts, and it also stocks indoor and outdoor plants, herbs, trees, shrubs, seeds, bulbs, pots and garden tools under the same online store.
How fast is delivery?
Orders placed before 2pm are promised same-day delivery across Malta, although exceptions may apply on busy holidays such as Valentine's Day and Mother's Day.
Is there free delivery?
Free shipping applies to orders above €100 only, so smaller orders should expect a delivery charge. Ask through the enquiry form on this page if you want to check before ordering.
Can I order flowers from the UK?
Yes. The online shop accepts card payments through PayPal and Stripe, so you can order from abroad. You can also use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page to ask a question first.
Does it take large or corporate orders?
Yes. Alongside personal bouquets, the business offers corporate and bulk orders and custom designs and hampers on request, which suit offices, events and gifts for several recipients.
Practical information
Sunflower Florist Garden has an address at 191 St Thomas Street, Fgura FGR 1609, and a sister shop in Ħamrun. No opening hours are published. Online orders placed before 2pm are covered by the same-day promise outside peak festive dates. To ask about flowers, plants or a bulk order, use the enquiry form on this page and VisitMalta.co.uk will pass your message to the business.
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The details on this page were correct on 25 October 2026, as published on the Sunflower Florist website. Services, prices and hours can change, so please confirm when you enquire.