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— "Shop" sounds pretty good, doesn't it? It's like "Groceries" – definitely better than some pretentious names that have nothing to do with actual products. And flowers... Well, everything has its own merits and uses.
-- Well, I don't know. It's just unclear what you're selling here. I figured it was furniture; "shop" could also refer to those small chests that artisans use, where they might keep things like ammunition. But you need people to see your sign and immediately say, "Oh, they sell herbs here! That's exactly what I need, I'll go there!" Your competitors in this city, by the way, are called "Leaf." Well, I haven't been there, but I assume they're your competitors because if they called themselves Leaf, it means they sell leaves, and medicine made from those leaves, right? You need to be at least as good as them. The easiest thing to do is to name it after a medicinal herb. F... "Fennel," for example? You clearly have more experience with naming herbs; just list them and you'll understand when you find something that sounds like an alchemist's shop.