Just be careful with Little Green Bee. That was actually on the list of names I was thinking of using, hung up on it for weeks, but there were so many companies with similar names that came up when I did a search, that if someone forgot your exact name, they would end up on someone else's website. Little Bee Garden is cute. Little Bee does make me think of honey, bees wax, or flowers, sort of giving me a pre-conceived idea of what the products are made of, which is why I personally strayed away from that because I'm not actually making any products from bees wax, but rather soy wax. But your idea of adding Garden makes me think of a garden, full of different varieties of things. And since you're making a variety of products, that makes a lot of sense. If you're making soaps and bath products, what about something like "Pampered Little Bee". Don't know if it's even available, but the first image I get is then a little bee sitting in a beauty salon chair, or a little bee sitting in a bath tub full of bubbles and candles all around the tub. Putting Pampered before the Little Bee makes me think more about the action of being pampered, versus putting Little Bee first which makes me think the products are from the Little Bee. Does that make sense? 9 years at an advertising agency and I learned that it really makes a difference which words you put first and what word you're trying to emphasize on. People have preconceived notions with certain words, and you have to use them very carefully. Ask someone to give you their initial gut reaction when they hear your name idea, say the name to them, and then give them 5 seconds before they answer. Then you'll know if you're on the right track. Hope this helps "disect" some of the things to look at with naming. It's so hard because it really does set the tone for the entire line of what you're creating. Good luck, little bee! :-)