50 Gardening Logos for Green Brands

Everyone loves plants. They ease the mind, relieve stress, and provide people with a food source. Apart from the benefits foliage can bring to individual lives, it also provides a promising business opportunity. Today, we will help you propel your plant business idea with the help of this gardening logo idea roundup.

In the US, the nursery & garden store market size is $49 billion. The COVID-19 pandemic has played a hand in its growth as well. Garden businesses like Johnny’s Selected Seeds experienced a 270% growth in seeds sale when the US president announced the national emergency. 

Piercing through this market is possible with the help of solid branding. 

Sourcing an original design is an essential step that every successful business takes. It’s the process of using visual communication tools to invite clients or customers in. 

The gardening industry deals with different natural products, including trees, shrubs, seeds, plants, and a whole lot more. It also encompasses products and services related to farming. This broad industry can be represented by various types of logos. You can take a peek at the design possibilities for you below:

Flower logos

Ornamental plants are a big hit for plant nurseries. Gardens that specialize in providing them can get a flower logo to match their identity. Floral and other foliage illustrations bring eye-catching patterns that add a touch of creativity to plain logos. They are simply beautiful, even without the need for intricate detailing. 

You can also add more life to your logo by using text. You can search the internet for fonts that you can use in your design, but to give you a head start, we will provide you with some examples. 

For serif fonts, Bonner, Bree Serif, and Trocchi Bold are excellent fonts for you to start with. You can also check out Harriot and Fredoka if you’re looking for sans serif text. 

Blatt’s Greenhouse & Garden Center by NalanrRadu

The Garden | Flower Shop Logo by Haley Harms 

Twin Seed Logo Template by Heavtryq

Monster Gro by StudioD™

Black Heart night garden by MDS

GREEN ROCK by sicasimada

Growing Grass Agriculture by ions

GrowPharm by FourtuneDesign

Innerbloom landscapes by Innerbloom landscapes

Logo Design – gardening by brandshop

Lorena Gardens by KoRak

MaPi GARDEN by Zane_Graph_Design

Garden logo by Sahinur

Other design styles like minimalist logos, modern logos, and abstract logos work well for flower logos. There are more creative concepts for you to browse and use that will look great with your logo. 

Landscaping logos

The key to making professional landscape logos is the wise use of color. You will see many brands with logos in the color blue, brown, orange, and green. 

The reason behind this is that people associate these colors with nature and other related traits. Using color psychology can drastically improve your design and the way you communicate with your audience. 

Guerilla Gardening Logo by Dan Blackman

landscape co. by creativedesign75

Arborist Gardening Shears by KJ

Beyond Quality Garden Maintenance by DuckOn

Cedar Tree Landscaping by nigelcummings

Everest Gardens Landscapes by Isnah Logo

Garden Leaf Letter J by royallogo

GARDENS by pandalungan

Garden Tarp by D3brands

Garden U Grow by GLDesigns

green house landscape design by RoseMari

Green Scene Landscaping by moyerdesign

Landsthetics by D_Mantra

Lawn Rangers Landscaping by FlyingPen

Medley Landscape by Mikonimations

Organic Solution by DesignMX (Renán Tlacaélel)

The Living Garden logo design by Patrick Jones

Illustrations of objects like leaves, lawns, gnomes, and other gardening tools like shovels, wheelbarrows, and rakes serve as great focal point subjects. These self-explanatory symbols directly inform the audience of what your company offers. 

When coming up with design concepts, be careful not to get too carried away with decorations. You want to avoid oversaturating your design as much as possible. Keeping it simple will make it easy for you to apply your logos on different collaterals like landscaping business cards, brochures, etc. 

Plant nursery logos

You can use a wide variety of leaves, trees, and flowers for your gardening store logo. Striking illustrations can help you catch consumers’ attention and encourage them to learn more about what you are offering. 

However, remember to research your competitors and study their logo. This will help you prevent yourself from getting a similar-looking logo as them. A useful plant logo must help you create a distinct brand.  

3 Gardens by Dyoz

 GardenSmith CT, LLC by edin.dizajn

Caribou Seed Company by ErTistic

Funnel Bay Gardening by maleman

Garden Logo by SharminMunia 

Little Byron Farms by Matt Vergotis

TRANQUIL GARDENS by Rid D. Sign

Montana City Landscaping and Irrigation by GLDesigns

For plant brands, you can make a creative logo that will keep you from appearing like a run-of-the-mill plant nursery. You can add fuse two concepts like plants and animals together to show off your quirky side. 

Green Bee Lawn & Garden by Branislav 0308

Much Loved Gardens by crissudarno

My Garden Space .com.au by ZeneFashions

north star landscaping by saga

Oak Land Home and Landscaping by shctz

Premier Landscape by Brandsanity

Rooted Gardens by ileanalp

Shovel Plant logo by Pino17 

Sipogo by MKR 

The Cheshire Gardening Company Ltd by carina_designs

Urban City Gardening – Logo ConceptDesign by Hamilton Lopez

Eleplant Logo by Wahyu Pradana

Through abstract drawings, this Eleplant logo by Wahyu Pradana features a fresh abstract concept. The logo’s icon is a fusion of an elephant that has leaves as its ears. Even the most straightforward artistic touches like this will allow you to make a strong impression. 

Pro tip: Make your logo pop

Give your logo a frame. You can do this by using shapes to emphasize your design. You can go with crests, circles, or maybe even squares. Incorporating a structure will surely make your logo pop. 

Conclusion

Take part in making the world a greener place. You can provide the market with gardening-related goods and services. But first, you want a good logo. 

Getting a plant logo for your business is a breeze with a logo design contest. Platforms like DesignCrowd hands you original design submissions totaling up to 50 bids. This way, you’ll get a wide selection of custom made logos to choose from. 

You can kick the process up a notch by taking it to your own hands. Even without design knowledge, you can create an impressive logo with BrandCrowd’s gardening logo maker. The library is full of exciting designs for your business. You can also browse through the free plant logo maker to find what you’re looking for. 

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Written by DesignCrowd on Monday, September 21, 2020

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