Lettuce talk nature names

[tiramisutortellini]

What are your favourites and least favourites?
What do you think of them?
How many can you list?
Would you use one for a DC? First or middle name?

Etc would love to get people's thoughts on nature names.

[tiramisutortellini]

I love names meaning Light, Sky and Stars like Dawn, Estella, Celeste.
River is beautiful although I would be reluctant to use it for a first name.
Acacia, Rose, Fox are beautiful imo but I'm not brave enough to use Fox

[Ellmau]

Are you including flower names? If so, then I love Amaryllis.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Oh I see what you did there. Not all my favorites or not favorites but some ideas not the less
Violet.
Summer
Heather
Poppy
Willow
Fawn
Eden
Maple
Cherry
Eden
Hazel
Iris
Pearl
Misty
Bryony
Season
Prairie
Aspen
Harbour
Robin
Cedar
Stormy
Linnet
Fox
Wolf
Glen
Oak
Tiger
If we can include space and Place names.
Saturn (Why is it any braver than Venus)
Halley
Luna
Nova
India
Ciaro
Derby
Albany
Egypt
Dakota
Arizona

[17caterpillars1mouse]

I wanted Daffodil as a mn for Dd1 but got talked out of it. Still love it

I also like:

Fleur
April, May, September- kind of naturey
Autumn
Spring
Magnolia
Tulip
Ivy
Iris
Bryony
Brooke
Sunshine nn Sunny - guilty pleasure
Petal - ditto
Posy - ditto

Rowan
Huckleberry - though very much a guilty pleasure

[IamnotwhouthinkIam]

I tend to find subtle nature names more useable - like Sylvie, Cassia and Gaia for girls (very ancient Roman/Greek as much as they are nature linked) and Heath for boys (surname trend/literary name as well as nature), or maybe even Leif (Scandi and should be pronounced "Layf", but is said more like naturey "Leaf" in some places).

Having said that, I think some flower names are fairly classic sounding (Rose, Lily, Iris) or very elegant (Dahlia, Jessamine), and I have a soft spot for popular Rowan and Willow and cool sounding River.

[amanzapanza]

I personally like nature names for a boy more such as:
Layke
Forrest
River
Reign
Oakley

[CaptainSpirit]

I have a Violet and a Cassie (not really a nature name in itself but there's lots of nature names that sound very similar - Cassis, Cassia, Cassiopeia...)

If I have another little girl I really love the names Sunny and Fauna.
For boys I love Asher (nickname Ash) and Robin.