Gardner

Gardner comes from an Old French word 'gardinier,' which means 'a person who tends and cultivates a garden.' This name naturally evokes images of someone earthy and grounded, with a touch of cultivation and care. It's an occupational name with deep roots, perfect for someone who values tradition and the beauty of nurturing growth.

In terms of popularity, Gardner first made its appearance in the Top 1000 in 1880. It reached its peak at #647 in 1886 and had a consistent run from 1908 to 1922, staying within the Top 1000 for a solid 15 years. More recently, Gardner experienced a notable leap of 3874 spots between 2016 and 2017, though it currently sits at #4553 as of 2024.

Gardner carries a distinct and timeless vibe, fitting for someone who embodies both an appreciation for heritage and an affinity for nature. It's a name that captures a sense of reliability and warmth, much like the patient work of a gardener bringing life to a garden.