Flower Land

It was in the early 1950s that the late George Borg, together with his family, first ventured into the floriculture industry. Mr. Borg, a passionate and visionary entrepreneur, was a pioneer in this field until handing over the family business to his son Ludgardo Borg in the 1960s. His son was quick to understand the importance of investing in this industry by building the first ever cluster of greenhouses on the Maltese islands. This bold initiative was instrumental not only in sustaining the demand for retail and supply across Malta's leading florists and with flowers exported to Covent Garden in London, UK. The company kept growing at a steady pace and was baptised with the name ‘Flower Land' under the tutelage of Joseph and Pauline Azzopardi (nee Borg) in 1981. Together they took floristry to new heights, introducing professional floral trade. What was novel back in the 80s is nowadays customary across Malta and Gozo. Since then Flower Land remained synonymous with a trend-setting mentality in the floral industry. Today the company imports a portfolio of related quality products to complement the wide ranging styles of decorations offered at Flower Land. The latest, ambitious project embarked is adding visibility to the Flower Land trademark on the World Wide Web. Under the tutelage of Caroline Azzopardi, Clients can browse through an all-encompassing, regularly updated web-menu from the comfort of their own home.