[landrystlouis]

I need to get a poll of how many people like or dislike the name BUMBALATTY for a HousePlant store? "Bumbalatty - Houseplants & Accessories"

thank you!

[JesseLear]

Bumbalatty (in my opinion) is awkward and hard to remember. Pianta is classy...definitely the one I'd choose.

[Steve White]

I must agree with Jesse, I'd go with Pianta.

[Joe426]

Ya, DEFINEATELY NOT BUMBALATTY - its hard to figure out how to pronounce and remember. I don't like any of them really, but ya, pianta is good.

[oppfinder]

As a native spanish speaker, I should tell you the word for plant in spanish is 'planta' with an 'l' not an 'i'. Pianta might be Portugese, very similar language.

[swantaylor]

pianta is not Portuguese for plant, the Portuguese translation is planta same as in Spain

Pianta is the Italian translation for plant, I would go for Pianta

[Jason_Els]

Pianta. Bumblebladder doesn't say anything about what it is. If you have one name, use a name that describes what it is you do. Casa Pianta has a nice ring to it. "Distinctive [heirloom] plants for the contemporary home." Since heirloom plants are big, you can use that too. It sounds distinguished and upscale.

That's my suggestion.

[NeeJam]

I like pianta - who cares what language its originated form spain, italy or portugal those languages originated from latin so they all have close spellings on each words!

But Pianta seems like a nice choice in my opinion