Thanks again. Here the logo with straight lettering in brown.
Organic vegetable farmhouse looking for logo
- Contest holder: Matje22
- Category: Logo design
- Status: Ended
Start date: 13-12-2015
Ending date: 14-01-2016
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Yes, nice!

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hmm not bad either. don't know if that would work but do you think there could be some vegetables in the ground underneath the tree? not to much but something catchy/easily recognisable like the top of some carrots for instance and some leaves like spinach or other? but perhaps that becomes too busy or too small?

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Here are some more ideas with the tree
i like it! this green for tree and land and brown for name with green subtitle. but straight not rounded. great

Thanks for your quick reaction and the 5 stars! Here are some examples of different type, I hope this is more what you're after...
Yeah, this is not bad. lets keep all letter types for the time being and change the green of the words LE NOYER to a green a bit less primary green (if possible?) I liked the brown in the subtitle you did before. lest bring that back in

Hi, here is my idea for your logo. Looking forward to your reaction,
Connie
Hi Connie, i like the tree. My only reserve is the letter type in fact. It looks nice on the box but on white background i am afraid it looks a bit 'old'. Can we try with a letter type that is a bit more 'fresh'?