Unusual,winter/flower inspired names...

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Wintery flower names in particular.

I love Ivy and Flora,but I am worried they are about to become popular...

I need new suggestions!

Hmm, Pearl and Clementine are lovely and have been on my lists before...I'm going to reconsider those...

No to Christian themes,I'm an atheist.And some P names are tricky with our surname.Lots of the other names are perfectly nice,but too popular for us. Also I over think things,so I love Ivy,but someone mentioned I.V lines and now that's all I can hear, Iris I just think of eyeballs.

Ugh,this baby is Never going g to get a name.

OHH!
Ruis is lovely!

How do you pronounce Acashia?

Love Hazel.

How about Dahlia?

Estella/Estrella & Seren both mean star. Pretty and Christmassy in a subtle way.

Acashia (also spelt Acacia) pr. a-KAY-sha.

I love Estella, but couldn't get past the horrid girl in Great Expectations.
Camelia - prefer Camille.
Never heard of Ruis, but liking the sound of it.
Amaryllis, anyone?
I know a few Violets now but no Violas.

I've got a Ffion its welsh for foxglove.

Autumn
Willow

Fern although heather is a firm fave here

I was going to suggest Prunella, for the winter flowering prunus, but if you can't have p, that's a problem.

Solstice? Falls on 21 Dec. Never heard anyone use it but could be nice.

Natalie isn't too Christian, or Nicola for Santa Claus.

Jacinda is Spanish for Hyacinth

Snowdrop, Crocus, Hellebore, Camellia, Chionodoxa!

Tulip

Jonquil - it's a type of daffodil I think -and will earn you a mighty fine score in Scrabble--

Love Aster. Beautiful!

Narcissa? Cynthia?

Poinsettia!

Careful with Amaryllis (Milton: "To sport with Amaryllis in the shade")

I was going to suggest Snowdrop but the welsh name up above for it is lovely.

Tansy I just love it

Rowan

Juniper

Love Juniper...it's on The List

Bracken?

Bracken is a bit border collie, isn't it? Juniper is delightful.

Laurel is my favourite.
Also Dahlia, Posy and Tulip?