Gardners

Gardners refers to several related uses in English. It is the plural of gardener, a person who tends and cultivates plants in gardens. It is also a surname, a less common variant of Gardner. The surname likely originates from the medieval occupational name for someone who tended gardens; its spelling has varied over time and by region, yielding forms such as Gardner, Gardener, Gardiner, and Gardners.

In addition, Gardners may appear in proper nouns such as business names or geographic identifiers, typically deriving from a family name or founder named Gardners or Gardner. When used in corporate or organizational titles, it is usually tied to local or regional origins rather than representing a single global brand.

As a surname, Gardners occurs in records in English-speaking regions, including the United Kingdom, the United States, and other countries with English heritage. It is generally less common than Gardner, but remains a recognized variant in genealogical sources.

See also: Gardner, Gardiner, Gardener, and other surname variants.