Hypothetical plant baby names

[DrowsyDragon]

Both my DDs have nature inspired middle names, Rose and Ivy. But last night I was relying to think of nature names for boys other than Rowan and girl nature names not ending in an y - so no holly, daisy, lily. And I am stumped/having a blank. This is just for curiosity as my baby days are done but hit me with your nature names. Outlandish is fine

Robin
Basil (but makes me think of Basil Fawlty rather than the plant)

Sage, hebe (Greek goddess,) kerrera, sorrel.

Wow I really was not being imaginative last night was I? . Thanks!

Ash
Reed
Oleander

Oliver, I suppose

And there are some plants that aren't traditional names that sound fine for a boy, like Briar or Sage.

Willow, Melissa, Lavender, Tansy, Viola, Zinnia, Aquilegia, Lathyra, Hazel, Daffodil

Dill, Campion, Leaf, Oak, Ash, Heath, Bergamot, Narcissus, Aster

I've always loved Zinnia.

Lorne

I on e taught a Sorrel which I thought was a lovely girls name

Beech
Oak
Falcon
Phoenix
Robin
Wolf
Fox
Bear
Forest
Drake

Sunshine
Rainbow
Storm
Linnet
Tulip
Tansy

Spring
Tree
Misty
Rain

River
Raine

Ffion - it means foxglove

Ocean
Forest
Winter

Skye
Meadow
Mayflower
Fleur
Sunflower
Laurel
Sparrow
Wren
Nightingale

All the old favourites:
Violet, Jasmine, Primrose, Heather, Iris, Flora / Fleur, Clover, Cicely (a herb), Marigold, Myrtle, Rosemary

Girls:
Amaranth
Artemisia (not only a genus of plants, but classical and the name of one of the greatest painters ever)
Azalea
Aronia (chokeberry in English, so might be off-putting)
Genista (broom, the plant)
Hedera (Ivy)
Saffron
Tilia (linden, the tree)
Veronica (Latin name for speedwell)

Boys:
Alder
Florian
Reed
Rush
Valerian (a herb, bit too GoT?)

Either:
Aster
Ash
Linden
Sorrel

My theoretical plant son is called Oleander, I love the name so a bit sad it won't happen!

Only one that came to mind that hasn't been mentioned above was Blossom

Fern

Bryony, Betony, Teasel, Marigold, Belladonna, Angelica, Celandine, Mallow

Bramble, Chervil, Burdock, Cypress, Gentian, Thorn, Mullein

Girls - Amaryllis

Boys - Aspen, Hawthorn, Jasper,

Love Jasper
Oakley
Asher

I love Laurel for a girl
Really unusual but familiar

I love Winter and Fern for a girl.

Also Sylvia, for a less obvious nature name.

Welsh ones - Eira (snow), Eirlys (snowdrop), Seren (star), Ffion (foxglove)

vampirethriller - I love nature names and I came across the name Gentian which I loved. I think he was an Albanian Footballer pronounced G-en-ti-an (which I love) but since then I've realised most English speaking people online are pronouncing the name jen-shn (I'm not so keen on this)..... Can it be pronounced either way or which is correct? Please help

I really like Jonquil.

I love sorrel and sage