Flower names for a baby?

My sister is having a baby and wants some nice flower names, I can't think of any so need your help. We don't know the sex yet but flower names is what she wants! Obviously if it's a boy she'll reconsider. Thanks for your help x
Flower names for a baby?
Mugwort?
Reply:Rose,Lily,Daisy,Iris to name a few! Check out this website,it has every name you could ever think of! http://www.lowchensaustralia.com/names/f... thats the flower section!
Reply:Daisy


Jasmine


Primrose


bluebell


clover


tulip


rose


lilly
Reply:Violet, Rose, Lily, Lavender, Hazel, Petunia (lol it was a popular name), Gardenia, Lilac and Hyacinth.
Reply:lavender,fersia, magnolia,blossom
Reply:i really like lilly and rose they are lovely names
Reply:Her are a few...





Amarantha





Anthea





Blossom





(Bluebell) I would change to bell





Camelia





Dahlia





Daisy





Flora





Heather





Hyacinth





Iris





Jasmine





Lily





Marguerite





Marigold





Pansy





Poppy





Primrose





Rhoda





Rose





Rosemary





Shoshana





Violet





Yolanda





At my daughters nursery school a mum has 3 girls each named after flowers they are called...Dahlia, Lily %26amp; Poppy
Reply:daffodil tulip Lilly honeysuckle rose Daisy buttercup poppy Jasmin holly Hollie
Reply:rose, lilly, daisy, violet


thats all i think would be good for a name
Reply:daisy, buttercup, rose, bell ( as in blue bell) dafnee, poppy
Reply:Rose


Violet


Lilac


Lilly
Reply:I like flower names, too!





Acacia


Acacia, Rose


Amaretta (Almond)


Aloe


Allysum


Amaranth


Angelica


Ash


Aspen


Marguerite-reine (aster)


Jasmin (ash trumpet flower)


Basil


Byrony


Burdock


Camellia


Celsia


Chaste


Cherry


Christmas


Clove


Coriander


Cypress


Daffodil


Dahlia


Daisy


Fern


Geranium


Hazel


Heath


Holly


Honesty


Hyacinth


Ivy


Jessamine


Jonquille


Larkspur (Lark)


Lavender


Laurel


Lilac


Lily


Lucerne


Maple


Marigold


Marvel (of Peru)


Saffron


Myrtle


Olive


Pansy


Poplar


Poppy


Reed


Rose


Rosebud


Rosemary


Sage


Star (of Bethlehem)


Tulip


Violet


Willow


Zephyranth





There are also many names that mean 'lily' or 'rose' - but that would make this answer waaay too long.
Reply:Lily is popular these days


Daisy... along those lines is Marguerite, a kind of Daisy


I personally like Fleur which is French for flower.
Reply:Violet
Reply:i like sky or rose as well or bluebell.
Reply:Maryam(is a persian flower name and is very beautiful and is smell very very good).
Reply:Rose ,Lily ,daisy, Violet,Buttercup, Lilac to name a few.
Reply:Jasmine, Rose, Lily, Violet. I really like the name Jasmine.
Reply:Girls


Angelica, Rosie,Daisy, Poppy, Fleur, Lily, Jasmine.





Boys


Briallen,Laurel,Basil.
Reply:Petunia


Myrtle
Reply:Rose
Reply:Rose, Iris, Violet, Lily are good flower names.
Reply:How about Petal, that's unusual
Reply:Daisy. Poppy.
Reply:viola


violet


rose


lily


daisy


hyacynth


bluebell


marigold


petunia


poppy


honeysuckle


clematis
Reply:clover, daisy, fennel (though that is more of an herb than a flower) sage (another herb but hey) Lilly, Rose, Lavender. Seriously, go to a nursery and look around.
Reply:Ooh I love flower names!





When I was pregnant last year I decided on Rose if it was a girl. I had a little boy so needless to say I didn't call him Rose! He's called Arthur.





A really nice flower name is Violet Rose. I'd love to use that if I ever have a little girl in future.





I also like Lily Rose,





Other flower names:





Poppy


Iris


Jasmine


Daisy


Lavender


Bluebell


Hyacinth








Unusual flower names:





Buttercup


Snowdrop


Fuschia


Petal


Orchid


Blossom


Padma (Indian girls' name - Sanskrit for Lotus - the sacred Hindu flower)


Blodwen (Welsh for Flower)








Have fun deciding!!
Reply:Deadly Nightshade





and





Cactus.
Reply:Daisy, Rosebud, Lilly, Blossom, Bluebell, Lilac, Jasmine.Holly is not a flower but still cute.
Reply:azalia I think.


Rose
Reply:Poppy or willow I chose these for mineskin disease