Avocado Business Names

This name conjures images of the bountiful, fertile lands where your avocados grow. "Golden" suggests something valuable or pristine, while "Hill" refers to avocado trees that are planted on a hillside or a steep slope. With just two words this name tells an entire story.

Besides its rhyming quality, this name is descriptive about the location and cultivars of avocados you grow. Ideal for a brand that appeals to patriotic sensibilities or that grows varieties discovered in the U.S., such as Bacon and Hass avocados.

Cute and playful, this option is perfect for a small-scale operation or a farmer who grows limited varieties of avocados, such as Cleopatras or Lil' 'Cados. "Twig" hints at smaller avocados that don't require strong branches to hold their weight.

By combining natural elements, this name creates a refreshing, uplifting feel. "Emerald" refers to the rich green hue of avocados, but it also suggests these superfoods are as precious as gemstones. "Sunrise" conjures images of dew-drenched mornings and fresh avos picked straight from the tree.

The word "Butter" draws attention to the rich, creamy texture and spreadable nature of this delicious fruit. Most people don't know that avocados are fruits. With this unique name, you'll be able to communicate your offerings to clients and also teach them an interesting fact.

This rhyming name has a delicious sing-song quality that makes it fun to say. It's a descriptive choice and a clever call to action that subtly encourages passers-by to stop and "Have-a-Avo" even if they originally had no plans to do so.

Especially good for an avocado business that breeds and grows rare cultivars of avocados. "Old World" may also imply traditional cultivation methods and farming techniques used on your avo farm. This strong, descriptive name choice adds an element of mystery to your brand.

This name hints at tropical climates, sunny shores, and plump avocados. Perfect for an avo business that grows varieties from the Caribbean and South America. It also works great for a brand that makes island-style avo products, such as Hawaiian guacamole or Greek island salad.

If you have a range of avocado varieties growing on your farm, then using a general name like "Nature's Variety" may be the ideal choice. Use this versatile name to represent the species you farm and sell. Be sure to add a descriptive slogan or an avo icon to your logo.

This name pays homage to South America, the place where avocados were first discovered and cultivated. "Verde" is Spanish for "Green," while "Fresco" means "Fresh." Combining these ideas into a name gives customers an idea of the quality of avocados you grow on your farm.