Nature names for a boy please?

[daholster]

I'm thinking along the lines of Rowan, Jasper, Oakley, Cedar... Not Ocean, Bear, Leaf, Wolf, if you get my gist?

It will be for a middle name after either Jack, Rory or Jamie.

Thanks!

Berry

Beck
Heath

Ash

I know two people who have named their boys Sage.

Sage as in the leaf or sage as in wise. Either way, it has a nice meaning.

Alder
Aspen

Arthur (means bear)

Love Rowan!

Shade

Levison

Glen

Jay
Maple
Gorse
Glen
Munro
Loch(ie?)
Burn
Delta
Bracken
Glade

Fagus (soft g) or Fraxinus? (Beech and ash trees respectively.) I'd have named DS Fraxinus but DH wasn't keen...

I like Tor

Clark
Peter
Bruce
Robert

Or go a bit Nordic - eg Jokul (glacier - could be pronounced as a Y or a J, though Y is technically correct), or Stinn (stone)?

I really, really wanted to name DD Katla, after the Icelandic volcano. Turns out it would have been a great name, what with the colic and everything.

Cairn

Bay
Sylvan (sp?)
I quite liked Sylvester but couldn't get past Stallone...
I can't work out how to pronounce Fagus without it sounding a bit dodgy!

Basil
Douglas
Philip
Clifford

Robin
Herb
Clay
Orion
Conan
Forrest

Larkin

Logan
Fabian (bean grower-sort of nature-y?)

Moss

Linden
Flint

OMG sudden burst of replies, thank you!

I love Sylvan and had forgotten because dh vetoed it a long time ago... Maybe I could sneak it in...
Jack Sylvan...
Rory Sylvan...
Jamie Sylvan...

I like Orion but think it sounds clunky as a mn.

I like Beck but not sure it really sounds quite right in our name to me.

I also like Jay, maybe Jet, and Jasper
Rory Jay
Rory Jet
Rory Jasper...

And I like Rowan. It works better with
Jamie Rowan
Jack Rowan

If he was a girl I'd have Fern but I can't adjust myself to Bracken for a boy. And dh would definitely say no even though he claims no interest in the middle name!

Thanks, further thoughts still welcome!