Want a creative, poetic, thoughtful, or funny name for your garden? This garden name generator is for you. Enter a few details about your garden and see what the Empress suggests. Or, hit the I’m feeling lucky button and see what comes up.
Once you’ve decided on a name, be sure to create a custom sign with your unique garden name.
What’s Your Garden Name?
Every garden deserves a one-of-a-kind name!
Use the generator below to come up with a unique name for your growing space.
How It Works
Choose I’m feeling lucky and let the generator pick a name for you
or
Answer a few questions for a customized suggestion based on your garden style and mood.
Each name generated will appear in the results box below.
How Do I Save My Name For Future Reference?
The copy buttons allow you to copy and paste the garden name text into a file or note on your device.
- Copy to clipboard copies the latest result.
- Copy your results to clipboard saves your 5 most recent names generated.
And be sure to share your favorite names in the comments below.
Empress of Dirt
Garden Name Generator
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Answer these questions:
Your Recent Results (holds up to 5):
About The Garden Name Generator
So many of you have requested a resource like this over years!
While the basic idea has been rolling around my brain for some time, it all came to fruition when I asked my site designer Alice Priestley if she would like to tackle this project.
Combining coding skills, drawing, a love of language, and a whole lotta creativity, it was a perfect fit for Alice’s multiple talents.
We’ve had a lot of fun behind the scenes testing the tool to see what sorts of names it would suggest. If you love a mishmash of word play, creative writing, and poetry, you’ll be nodding your head right now knowing how enjoyable this can be.
- Improbable Polliwog Patch
- Decidedly Weird Birdie Nest
- Disastrous Dandelion Haven
- Whimsical Bean Pole Manor
- Moonlit Robin Nursery
- Lucky Dill Hood
It was quite something to be sure the results generated are satisfyingly creative yet roll off the tongue but I do believe both have been achieved.
And with that, a big thank you to Alice for making yet another creative wish come true.
The challenge now is to decide which name I want to use for my garden. So many good options!
If you had fun using it, please share this page with friends!
~Melissa the Empress of Dirt ♛
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JD says
Fruitful Bee Meadow
Kathryn Eubank Gordon says
I LOVE the name your garden bit. Made me so happy today.
From the curator of Enchanted Bumblenook Moor. 🙂
Denise Hoober says
I love your newsletters and look forward to receiving them…I especially enjoyed the garden pot ideas with so many possibilities to choose from. My 2 acres are mostly pasture but I have a few gardens…the deer eat most of my plants so have mostly wild ferns and salal…I have named it Lovejoy Acres because my grandparents owned the 40 acres surrounding mine and mine as well. I love my home in the country in Gig Harbor Washington…
Cindy says
Such Fun! I’m going with Plucky Bumblenook Plantorium
Melissa J. Will says
haha love it!
Becky says
My fave out of the five is Misty Periwinkle Spot. Love it! Neat to see what it comes up with!
Nancy Green says
The Garden Name was fun! I think I have mine overall but may need a few for separate areas.
Thanks for doing this.
Renee Herron says
I love Empress of dirt. I don’t always take to time to delve in and absorb all the great musings and ideas. When I do though, I am inspired and leave here happy and hopeful of things to bring into my own gardening world. Thank you so much Melissa.
Pam Knudson says
Convincingly Incovenient Insect Estate — I think this one may be the one!
Peggy Corbett says
Regal damselfly cottage is perfect for my garden
melissa says
Whistling Dragonfly Place
I love – dragonflies are kinda my thing so very appropriate!
Marlene says
Thanks to you and Alice, it was really fun and now to make my signs.
Jackie says
😂😂😂 I got Overgrown Wasp Plantorium and Overgrown Hornet Cottage 🤣🤣🤣
Mary Nell says
Chosen Garden names: Gleeful Thistle Patch and Distant Poppy Spot
It was fun coming up with a couple of names for my garden!
Lisa Rose says
Flying thistledown moor
How romantic and we live on a salt march..March.. I love it. Must have been a lot of work putting this together. Thanks
Tracy says
Fun to do as I enjoy my coffee on a very cold -25 C morning. Thank you!
Fernie says
This is so fun. I love all 5 plus the ones in the blog. I think I need to make some signs one for front & one for backyard. Thank you for enjoyable weekend.
Melissa J. Will says
Churlish Snapper Gardens
I love it!