Flower, plant or tree names for boys?

[Psammead]

Our DD has Rowan as her middle name - it has various meanings for us, and we like that it's a 'nature' name.

Not even pregnant yet - not even trying - but next time round if we did have a boy, I would like him to have a nature name too, as his middle name.

Any ideas? I thought of Bay and Heath so far...

Timothy is a type of grass or how about 'stone' names such as Jasper - still nature inspired

Campion?

If I were to have another child, a boy and it was up to me (partner not convinced) Rayne is the name, Ray for when he is older.
I also Like Sunni or Sunny or Sunnie.

I like Sunny too but too many people assume it's Sonny - which I hate!

I don't think of Wren as particularly feminine - esp as there is a male precedent in Ren (as in, And Stimpy)

Craig and Ben are nature names too, meaning cliff/crag and mountain, obviously.

Laurel def seems like a girl's name to me.

Am v v keen on Larkin - it means little lark - but have had SUCH a mixed response as to whther it sounds like a girl's name!

How about Falcon - as in Robert Falcon Scott? The Antartic explorer

What about The WReNs though?

GladioliBuckets - yes, I see what you mean, although we don't actually live in the UK so I can't see it would be a problem.

Somehow it still doesn't really strike me as female. I don't think the WRNS are the first think I think of when I hear the name. Good point though!

Wren is mostly a girls' name in the US. There's a newspaper cartoon where the children are Zoe, Ham and Wren.

Came upon this thread whilst searching for a name for our child. Just wondering what you decided, Psammead.