Really though I’d label them The Fruits of My Labors
My Darling Jams
I was thinking of naming it after a person because it would easily translate into a marketing campaign. I looked at your name, but then the my darling part of your post jumped out at me. I’m not an ad guy; so this is just my observation. It appears that most food items are marketed with love, family, and home in mind. To me, your use of my darling really hit a nerve along those lines.
Sticky Delights!
Come for the Porn, stay for dessert! 
Lyllyan Jams It!
Buttered Up
A Bowlful of Jelly
Lyllyan’s Preserve of Preserves
Spread This!
I might be able to help with your website and sales approach. Email me if you want some help.
Lyllyan Spreads!
[sub]i apologize.[/sub]
You stopped just before the finish line! What about Interslice? Come on! Interslice? For jam? It works!
**Nature Preserves
That’s Some Tasty Shit!
Butter To Love And Have Lost
Jam Packed
Sweet Lips**
Hannibal’s Tasty Preserves
The Fruits Of My Labor :rolleyes:
Grizzly Berries 
No More Room! :smack:
The Alchemist’s Secret :dubious:
Soylent Blue 
Wooden Spoon 
1920s Style Fruit Ray 
The Joy of Canning 
Stay Regular :mad:
Flatulence Fruits 
Frottage Fruits :eek:
Amalgamated Fruit
GloboJam
Diabetic Coma Jellies & Sweets
Jam Session, to capture the creative and frenzied energy that you put into your endeavors.
I should be able to help you with a web page, too.
Spooners
Spoon-em’s
I like this! And use a tie-dye background with scattered notes!
Off the top of my head, and this might be better as a motto, “Who needs toast.”
Interslice is actually pretty darn clever.
How 'bout “Splendid Spreads.”
Might be more of a tongue twister than a company name though.
One word…
Logjammin’
Lyllyan, the thing about a great name or a great hook-name is that it usually connects somehow to the buyer. Is there something about your town or area that lends itself to a clever pun or name?
I have to admit, I suffer the identical compulsions. Aside from the last two summers when I’ve been working during peach season, I tend to do roughly 75 pounds of peaches, and put up a gazillion jars of Spiced Peach Jamm. Yes, two M’s. My family last name is a part of the name I write on the label, and we give them out liberally.
You could show some political correctness and call them Preserve Preserves, and have each flavor show a different endangered animal on the label.
You could feature Bob Marley on the label ( it’d cost a fortune, but it’s a cool idea ) and call your wares Jammin’ Wid You.
Or you could steal directly and call it an homage and entitle the stuff Smuckers.
You might consider using the Parrafin method, and imprint a small lovely poem on each label. You could call them Wax Poetic.
You could go 90’s, and do a black label with light black print. Call it Marilyn Jammson: Bread Spread For The Un-Dead
Cartooniverse
I don’t have a name but how about a slogan:
We’re on the toast of the town.
how about kussen