question Help Please -- What Tree and Plant Names Have Brandable Value?

[Bob Hawkes]

I am following up on a suggestion to do an analysis on tree and plant/flower terms in brandable domain names, similar to the analysis I did of animal names in brandable names.

To get started, I need a list of terms people think are valuable, and I will look at the sales record, listings on brandable marketplaces and use in some famous existing brands.

Please help me choose what terms to study. I am planning to split it into two parts, one on only trees, and one on flowers and other plants.

e.g. Trees

• evergreen
• maple
• oak

Flowers/Plants

• rose
• lily
• violet

Can you please post what terms you think should be added to my analysis. Thank you!

Bob

 

[iAdam]

Jasmine came to mind.

 

[Wesley S]

Maybe mention the new zealand mangeao, they use the hardwood of this tree to make the violins you know and love.

 

[Devanos]

Hi

I own one of category plant and it has been accepted into brandable market place with high value.

Haastia

Best regards
((Devanos))

 

[Oceana Domains]

@Devanos that looks like an alien plant from another planet. Amazing!

 

[Devanos]

@Devanos that looks like an alien plant from another planet. Amazing!

Haastia is a genus of flowering plants in the daisy family, Asteraceae, native to New Zealand.

 

[gilescoley]

Probably mentioned already but here a few flowers

Daffodil
Tulip
Iris
Orchid
Carnation
Daisy
Lily
Sunflower

 

[Wesley S]

Tulips - the dutch actually have a stockmarket dedicated to tulips.

 

[Atone]

Cycad/Cycads are a extremely interesting plant species .
Pollen and seed collection big business around the world.
Many on the endangered list.
I love em so had to suggest them.
According to dotdb 378 domains matched with Cycad .

 

[Maximinus]

Congrats on your new theme, @Bob Hawkes !

Many have mentioned cannabis or mushrooms, but theese are small industries compared to other addiction plants.

People get easily addicted to many plant species.
There has been many and still ongoing wars for such plants.

Here is my top list of addiction industry plants:

Tobacco
Tea
Coffee
Cacao
Poppy
Coca
Sugar cane

Looking forward to read your next article!

Greetings,
Maximinus

 

[comRaid]

I think Bob is asking about use of plant /tree names as words used in domain names. Like
cocomelon.com
Many replies here are about commercial value of plants/trees

 

[Jim H]

Jasmine Lotus

 

[brandpainvestment]

Oak, Palm, Cannabis & Maple.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

I will be making a selection to start the analysis in a few days, so if others have ideas to suggest pleas do so.

Thank you SO MUCH to all who have responded.

My original thought was mainly around two word names where one of the words was a plant/flower/tree and other hinted at sector for brand, but see that sometimes more rare plants can form a nice brand all by themselves.

Will be interesting to see what I find when I go looking at sales, company names, and brandable market listings.

Thanks again everyone.

Bob

 

[Surya Giri Kurniawan]

There are some bushes in com and water trees in com seeing in drop list and they are not worth enough for brand names. You should make category like :

Flower plants : Rose, Daisy
Commercial plants : Tobacco, Rice, Maple
Uncommercial Woods : thuja
Bushes : Azalea, Shrub
Water plants : jarrarium : pilea

 

[Armageddon]

Tree

 

[King]

Flaveria

 

[NameFather]

Olive

 

[NameFather]

Palm

 

[NameFather]

Aster (Dahlia)

 

[BradWilson]

1. Aloe Vera
   
2. Bamboo
3. Banyan Tree
4. Basil
5. Cabbage
6. Cassia
7. Cinnamon
8. Cones
9. Corn
10. Corolla (ie. Toyota Corolla) - in English, the corolla means the outer petals of a flower
11. Dandelion
12. Fern
13. Geranium
14. Grass
15. Hedge
16. Hibiscus
17. indigo
18. Kale
19. Lawn
20. Leaf
21. Leaves
22. Lilac
23. Marigold
24. Moss
25. Paeony
26. Peony
27. Pinwheel
28. Potato
29. Primrose
30. Reeds
31. Sage
32. Snapdragon
33. Spearmint
34. Spruce
35. Thorns
36. Vines
37. Weeds
38. Zinnia