Flower type name suggestions with a twist

[Fantail]

I would love to name future DD a flower name, BUT our surname is something you actually do with flowers so names like Rose, Violet etc do not work.

Any suggestions of names? Can be in languages other than English.

I wondered about Fleur or Flora...

Would tree names work?
Rowan
Ash

No, is something you do with trees too.

I have an Elanor, which is from Lord of the rings.

A tiny silver, gold or silver and gold star shaped flower which grows in the forest of Lothlorien. Samwise Gamgee's eldest daughter was named this (if you've watched the film it's the character's name of the little girl right at the end who Sam picks up to go into his house)

A variation of Rose like Rosanna, Rosalie, Rosie

Yasmin (bit like Jasmine)

Gentian

Wondering if your surname is Fell, Prune or what?!

Aurelia

Marguerite.
Posy.
Iolanthe (means violet).

Elanor is lovely, but we are both New Zealanders and also from Wellington so for us LOTR whilst wonderful is a little twee.

Yasmin is a great suggestion, I also like Yasmina.

Fleur is lovely

Hebe
Jonquil

My first thought was to guess the surname.

My best guess was .... Arrange

Bush?

(Surname guess!)

mynameis - it is reasonably rare so don't want to use it here

Jacques - Posy is a nn I would love to use for Josephine, and I do love Margaret nn Maggie (although I know that since Thatcher there are question marks over the name and we are very definitely not Tories).

Only1 - Aurelia is beautiful

Veronica

(and my first thought was Prune too)

Pearl.

Not floral as such but nature, and beautiful.

Blossom?

What about using saints of gardening/flowers? Teresa, Elizabeth, Frances, Dorothy?

Playing guess the surname- Plant??

What a coincidence.... my dp neice Auerelia lives in C'church NZ....it's really unusual in UK. So glad you love it

Althea.
It is a Greek name for a healing plant.

Tulip?

Bryony?

Daphne means laurel.

Anfisa is a Russian name that means flower.

Tamara means palm tree.

There are lots of welsh names with flower meanings eg briallen means primrose.

Any good? Also really curious as to your surname!

Kukka (Kuuh-k-kuh) is a Finnish first name that means flower. It's a lovely name.

It sounds nothing like 'cooker' I promise! A long first syllable and a very short second syllable is the best I can explain. It comes from the verb 'kukkia', meaning to thrive and to bloom.

I know a Kukka who particularly suits her bright, floral, happy name.