Fytiko

Fytiko is a transliteration of the Greek word φυτώριο, which means nursery or greenhouse. In everyday Greek, the term refers to facilities where plants are propagated, grown, and sold, such as plant nurseries, garden centers, or seedling farms. The word can also be used more broadly to describe a place where something is grown or developed, not limited to horticulture.

As a proper name, Fytiko is sometimes used as a brand name, street name, or neighborhood identifier in Greek-speaking areas. In such uses, it typically signals a connection to plants, gardening, or cultivation, and may be chosen for commercial ventures or residential developments to convey natural or agricultural associations. Because it is a common noun in Greek, capitalized forms of Fytiko may appear in various contexts without implying a single fixed entity.

In other languages and regions, the term is not widely used, though readers may encounter it in contexts dealing with Greek horticulture or translations of plant nursery terms. See also Plant nursery; Horticulture; Greek language.