Flower names that aren't too out there

[FatYetSkinny]

Interested in creating a list of floral names that could be used as first name but may end up as middle.

For eg Blossom is beautiful but it's a bit too princessy. Also does Magnolia (for middle name if used not first) make you think of Dulex and what do you think of Zinnia?

I like juniper. I also love flora if it wasn't for the margarine association. I have a sneaky fondness for daffodil, wouldn't be brave enough though

Acacia

Hebe

Marigold - I've known two and they've both been such lovely people it's stuck with me.

Flower name variations I like:
Delphine
Rosalind
Cassia

Ione
Liana

Lilac

Ianthe

Roisin
Briony
Senna
Peony
Rhoda
Rosina
Betony

Capucine ❤️
Marguerite
Angelica
Erica

Daisy
Lily
Rose
Heather
Rosemary
Aspen
Lavender ?
Fuchsia
Lupin
Primrose
Violet
Dahlia
Marigold
Poppy
(Not to say I like all of them as a name personally, but thinking of flowers that "sound nice")

I met a small Vinca and thought it was a perfect name. Unusual, easy to spell and a pretty flower.

Apparently her parents had another name planned, but when she was born someone remarked that her eyes were Vinca-blue. And her parents thought "Vinca!"

Magnolia is definitely the paint for me.

Amaryllis

Camellia is very prett, Iris is the name I’m saving for my golden retriever puppy!

Trianthe - I believe it means Three Flowers in Greek. Prounounced Tree-AN-thi

Flowery names I love

Hyacinth
Posy
Briony
Dahlia
Marguerite

Amaryllis
Lavender
Rowan
Cherry

Primrose
Tulip
Petal
Daisy
Poppy
Lily

Bracken
Rosa
Rosalie

Sorrel
Here
Marigold
Daisy
Heather
Iris
Rowan
Lily
Poppy
Primrose
Rose
Flora

I had a boss who called his daughter Neroli. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neroli

There's Nigella too, but I think Farage has ruined that one.

May is the old name for Hawthorne.
Jonquil is nice. I read a book about a girl called Jonquil, Quillie for short.

Nigella flowers are lovely

Shasta

Hebe

Kerria