A new logo for Bayberry

Bayberry Books logo, with Headphones and a wreath of bayberries and leaves

So, I've got myself a new logo for Bayberry Audiobooks. I love it, simple, clean, and yes those are bayberries.

Why have I chosen the name Bayberry? Well, to be honest, it was the name of my local pub!! I spent some time trying to concoct a clever name, and in the end I tied myself in knots. 

Bayberries were historically used to make bayberry candles, as the wax from the berries is fragrant and burns cleanly.

Bayberry bushes are a popular choice for landscaping, as they are tough, low-maintenance plants that can tolerate salt spray and grow in a variety of soils. They can grow up to 15 feet tall and produce fragrant, greenish-yellow flowers in the spring. The leaves are glossy and dark green, and the plant provides year-round interest with its showy fruit and attractive bark.

Bayberries are also valuable to wildlife, providing food and shelter for a variety of species including birds, small mammals, and insects. Bayberries are a good choice for gardeners who want to create a wildlife-friendly habitat in their yard.