250+ Funny to Unique Gardening Business Name Ideas

Gardening businesses continue to grow. Pun intended! According to industry reports, over the course of ten years from 2010 – 2020, the market size of went from $68 billion dollars a year all the way up to $105 billion dollars.

The catalyst for growth in this industry comes from a variety of factors. Many consumers are looking for a pastime or simple way to improve the appearance of their homes. Another segment is becoming interested in growing their own food, sustainability, or improving the environment.

If you’re thinking about starting a gardening business with a farm, greenhouse, or even you backyard this list of name ideas will help kick start the brainstorming process. Here are the most creative gardening business names plucked by our green-thumb branding experts.

Unique Gardening Business Names

Don’t want your gardening brand to blend in with the forest of options in your process? These are the most unique gardening business name ideas we were able to come up with.

Aestral Gardening
All Seasons Gardening
Allgood Outdoors
Arvent Gardening
Bonnet House
Deep Roots Botanicals
Century Garden
Cloud Forest
Conservatory of Flowers
Green Thumb Guys
Downtown at the Gardens
Earth Design
Earthencity
Eden East
Environscaping
Flamingo Gardens
Flowers Landscape
Freshway
Garden Artist
Garden Care Company
Backyard Garden Co.
Garden Central
Garden Cress
Gardens Vale
Gardens Wey
Gardner’s Toolbox
Gardonna Gardening
Goodness Gardens
GoodWave Gardening
Green Gardening
Green Ivy
Greenberry
Greencrest
Greens Ford
Harmony Gardens
Landscape Associates
Leaves Of Green
Lotus Garden
Lovely Swan
New Town Gardening
Massive Growth Gardening
Out In The Garden
Pinecrest Gardens
Pridopex Gardening
Backyard Growers Group
Rock City Gardens
Rockefeller Gardens
Seed Island
Star Gardening
The City Gardener
The Garden Shoppe
The Gardens Mall
The Plant Whisperer
Turf Masters
WoodEthos

Fancy Gardening Business Name Ideas

A fancy name can give the perception of higher quality, but remember you’ll need to live up to this name. Gardening businesses serve the high-end like golf courses and estates. One way to differentiate yourself is with better service and a wider selection of rare plants. If you’re opening up a gardening business for the more affluent subset of this market, here are some ideas.

Abbey House Gardens
All Things Gardening
Arbor Gardening
Ashton Gardens
Azalea Gardens
Epic Barn Gardens
Super Seed Sisters (SSS)
Barnsdale Gardens
Bayshore Gardens
Blessed Botanicals
Botanic Heaven
Cane River Gardens
Cecilia Gardening
Century Garden
Cypress Gardens
Cypress Gardens
Dahlia Garden
Designer Gardening
Dumbarton Oaks
Earth Angels
Elysian gardening
Fine Choice Gardening

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Finest Flora
Flower Dome
From The Garden
Gardens Vale
Gardens Tow
The Sculpture Garden
Goodness Gardens
Grateful Gardens
Green Solutions
Green spruce
Greencrest
Green Festival Garden
Greenfields
Fortified Farmer
Green Fort
Greenlife Farmer
Highland Gardens
Ida Gaye Gardens
Lakeview Gardens
Ogden Botanical Gardens
Sally’s Flower Bed
Succulents Garden
The Casual Gardener
The Community Garden
The Wise Gardener
Whitehall Gardens
Willard Bay Gardens
Wonderful Gardens
Zion Gardens

Funny Gardening Business Name Ideas

Funny names can help people to remember your business. But remember not to make it sound as if you are not serious about gardening or the name could backfire. Here are some silly name ideas you can use to inspire your business.

A Rays to Grow
Almost Eden
Backyard Botanicals
Beginner’s Garden
Beyond Eden
Bloom Season
Botanic Heaven
Botanical Building
Busch Gardens
By the Plot
CloudHaze
Crooked Garden
Dirty Gloves
Floral Alleys
Floral Wish
Flowers And Fields
Garden Hood
Gardenia
Gardens Way
Glow Garden Glow
Green Gardening
Green Gardens
Greenberg
Greens Ford
Healing Garden
Herb Lands
Herrington
Infinite Green

Landscape Love
Lotus Island
Nature Nukes
Roosevelt Gardens
Roots & Shoots
Sego Lily Gardens
Shakespeare Garden
Green Thumb Chicks
Soil Savers
Soiled Rotten
Sow Pretty
Super Seeds
Super Seeds
The Budget Garden
The Green Thumb
The Greenery
The Grower
The Greenhouse Guys
The Harvard Garden
The Idiot Garden
The Patch
The Secret Garden
Tiki Gardens
Western Gardens
The Natural Space

Creative Vegetable Gardening Business Name Ideas

Vegetable gardening is a whole different ball game than opening a flower shop. A vegetable garden or farmers market stall will have a different set of customers too. So if you are opening up a vegetable-focused gardening business, here are some name ideas for your consideration.

AcreFood Gardening
Bee Sweet Vegetables
Bluewater Hydroponics
Crystal Star Vegetable Nursery
FarmBounty Gardening
Fountains Vegetable Garden
Fruit Tree Nursery
The Tickled Greenhouse
Greenhouses and Garden Centre
Green Sleeve Maintenance
Herb Lands
Holbrook Farms Gardens

Honeybee Gardening
I Need Seeds
Infinity Vegetables
Jefferson Market Garden
Kinder Vegetable Garden
Picker’s Patch
Quiet Nature Vegetables
Royal City Vegetable Nursery
Southern Hill Vegetable Nursery
Spring WaterVegetable Garden
Sunshine Vegetables
The Heroes Vegetable Garden
The Patch
The Vegetable Garden Club
Treeland Farms Vegetable Gardens
Whistling Vegetable Gardens
Wild About Vegetables

Gardening Business Pun Names

Puns and plays on words can be funny, as long as they are not too ridiculous. With gardening, there are a lot of puns you can use for the names and we’ve organized the best of them right here.

Better Bulbs
Clean Place
Coastal Sage Gardening
Color Your World
Crooked Garden
Design With Nature
Designer Gardening
EarthJoy Gardening
Family Flowers
Flora Designs
Four Season Gardening
Garden Scape
Garden View Nursery
Gardening Gloves
Glorious Gardening
Greenscape Garden
Grow!
Infinitely Green
Just Sprinklers
Leaf And Pots
Leafy Garden
Living Soil Solutions
Lotus Garden
Many Tree Nursery
Natura Greenhouse
Nature Captured
Plant Whisper
Plant Kingdom
Plants of Desire
Rose of Garden
Seed Island
Soggy Springs Garden
Sow Pretty
Sprouts
Summer Blooms
Summer Fields
The Succulent Haven
Urban Plants
Wild & Free
WinWood

Garden Club Name Ideas

Fresh dirt.

The number of gardening clubs is proliferating across the country as well. Non-profit The Garden Club has more than 18,000 members in 200 clubs. These groups gather together like-minded gardeners to discuss new growing techniques, seeds, sharing stories and forming friendships.

Essen Blume Gardening Club
Evergreen Gardening Club
Fields Of Flowers Gardening Club
Flora Park Gardening Club
Garden Gate Gardening Club
Garden Of Dreams Gardening Club
Garden Scape Gardening Club
Garden Stone Gardening Club
Gardener Lifestyle
Gardenstow Gardening Club
Golden Elms Gardening Club
Green Bliss Gardening Club
Green Guardians
Green Isle Gardening Club
Green Moor Gardening Club
Greenfields Gardening Club
Grow Wild
Highland Gardens Gardening Club
Super Friends Gardening Club
Marble Greens Gardening Club
Marblehead Gardening Club
Ole Fern Gardening Club
Petal Acres Gardening Club
Pine Crest Garden Club
Plant Scape Gardening Club
PlantWatch
Rose Garden Gardening Club
Sunny Vale Gardening Club
Swing Gardening Club
Trinity Gardens Gardening Club
Well-Planted Gardening Club

American households are getting into gardening now more than ever. Even younger generations and Millennials taking interest in this activity. According to industry reports, 77% of American households have caught the gardening bug. Pun intended once again!

As mentioned earlier, one of the reasons for growth in this industry is an increased interest in sustainability. As an example, I am part of something called Community Supported Agriculture (CLS) group. This group is run by a couple with a few acres of farmland a few miles from my house in Idaho.

The goal of these organization is to provide wholesome food that’s grown locally and doesn’t need to be shipped thousands of miles creating unnecessary pollution and waste.

The couple just started their CLS group this year and my family was one first members to join. The group works like. We pay an annual membership of a few hundred dollars in advance of the growing season. Then the couple grows and harvests fresh vegetables like lettuce, carrots, beats, potatoes, tomato, squash and other vegetables that can grow in our environment.

Every other week during the summer months, our family drives by the farm to pickup our supply of produce. If we miss our pickup one week due to travel, we are able to donate the food to local food banks. It’s an amazing program that I’m excited to be involved in for years to come.

As you can see, starting a gardening or vegetable business doesn’t need to be complicated. Pick a name, start growing and begin reaping the benefits of your green thumb.

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