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Plants, seeds, feeds and tools for Malta’s growing conditions. Click & Collect in Attard — ready within 2 hours during opening times.

Maltese balcony gardening

  • WindChoose stable pots suited to wind exposure on roofs and balconies.
  • WateringWater early or late and check soil moisture. Mulch helps limit drying.
  • SunGive heat-sensitive plants morning sun and afternoon shade in summer.

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What will grow on your balcony?

Three quick taps for plants that cope with Malta's heat, wind and limestone — and stay safe around your pets.

Basil & herbs

Daily water in July–August; pinch flowers off.

Pet-safe

Rosemary

Thrives in Malta's heat and wind. Hardly needs water.

Pet-safe

Thyme

Native-style Mediterranean herb, loves poor soil.

Pet-safe

Sunflowers

Sow in spring; stake them on windy roofs.

Pet-safe

Petunias

Long summer colour; water early morning.

Pet-safe

Hibiscus

Big blooms; feed every 2 weeks in summer.

Pet-safe

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Describe your plant and what's wrong, and we'll suggest a fix plus the feeds, soils or treatments we have in stock.

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Growing in Malta

Malta’s seasonal planting guide

Autumn (September – November)

A key planting season in Malta. Sow lettuce, broad beans, peas, cauliflower and coriander as conditions cool. Divide suitable perennials while the soil remains warm.

Winter (December – February)

Review citrus feeding needs and prune roses and vines at the appropriate time. Check pot drainage after rain: waterlogged roots are a particular concern in Maltese winters.

Spring (March – May)

Plant tomatoes, peppers, melons and basil as temperatures become suitable. Establish a feeding routine that follows each plant’s needs and the fertiliser instructions.

Summer (June – August)

Water thoroughly in the early morning or evening, checking soil moisture first. Mulch pots and give heat-sensitive plants protection from strong afternoon sun.