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...

Tansy?

One of my ancestors was called Fuschia.

Hmm, thinking your surname could be bouquet.

I like fleur

Pua means flower in Hawaiian. Although a lovely meaning the pronunciation isn't great ..

Isis?

How about garden names eg heligan or Eden? Or fsmous gardener s eg Evelyn or Gertrude?

Petal?!

Eden is nice and I think DH would go for it.

Your surname has me so intrigued but I think most flower names should be avoided directly anyway (I know a couple who have given all 3 DD flower middle names) as they are so overdone to be honest unless you find something less popular. I love the name Fleur and I think Eden is nice too. Edie for short?

What about welsh versions of flowers? Eirlys (pronounced air - liss) means snowdrop. Rhoswen ( ross - when) Ffion ( fee - on) means foxglove. Celyn ( kell - in) means holly. Or there's even my dear old nana's name Blodwen which means little white flower.

Damn, I left out that Rhoswen means white rose. Must preview posts!

More Celtic names:

Darina, Deri = oak tree

Eithne, Edana = nut kernel

Linet = little lake

Roisin (Rosheen), Rozenn = little rose

Also just (perhaps) Francesca, Fransiska etc, because of St Francis and his love of nature?

Myrtille (murr-tee) - not sure it'd work as myrtille ash mind!

Rosalie, Rosalina, Viola, Violetta, Lilia, Lilian?

Curious about your surname though I know you've said you don't want to share it.
In my head it is bucket - pronounced bouquet

Anthea - Flowerlike
Ayanna - beautiful flower
Cloris - Flower goddess
Floriana - Flower
Ianthe - violet Flower
Raisa - Rose

Fleur
Juniper
Flora

Calla
Camellia
Margarita instead of Margaret

Margueritte
Flora - love this pp
Bryony - love this too pp
Camille - bit like camelia
Rosa
Daphne
lillia
Violette or Violleta
Susanna alt spelling of pp

Japonica

It is usually spelt Briony when referring to the flower. Which I think I prefer x

My daughters name is alyssa...in Greece the name is derived from the alyssum flower