At The Blooming Bunch, sustainability is at the centre of every floral creation. The company has adopted methods and materials with a low environmental impact, starting with the sourcing stage and the use of locally-grown flowers, whenever possible. Moreover, there is a complete omission of the use of floral foam, otherwise known as ‘oasis’, the use of which is unfortunately still commonplace. Floral foam is a form of non-biodegradable, single-use plastic. A standard block is the equivalent of ten plastic carrier bags, which breaks down into microplastics after disposal, posing harm to both the natural environment and human health.

Embrace the beauty of nature with our unique farm-to-vase concept, where the journey from soil to centerpiece is a celebration of freshness and sustainability. Nestled in the heart of our lush farm, each bloom is lovingly cultivated, handpicked, and artfully arranged to grace your space with the essence of authenticity. By eliminating long transportation routes, our farm-to-vase approach ensures that every petal is as vibrant as the fields they come from. It’s not just a bouquet; it’s a story told by the earth, a connection between the farm and your vase, and a commitment to bringing the beauty of the fields directly to your fingertips. Join us in appreciating the true essence of flowers, where each arrangement is a testament to the rich tapestry of nature, grown and crafted with care from our farm to your vase.

In an effort to reduce waste to the bare minimum, The Blooming Bunch composts any leftover flowers and offcuts, reuses materials and dries or presses flowers for ‘everlasting’ arrangements or floral frames, flower confetti and wreaths. Finally, its bouquets are wrapped in recyclable paper and bags, compostable twine and cellophane. Although commonly thought to be a plastic, cellophane is regenerated cellulose, which is therefore biodegradable. Currently, however, cellophane in Malta must be disposed of with general waste.