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Alyssa

A variation of the more formal-sounding Alicia, the breezier Alyssa rocketed in popularity in the 1980s.

Amaryllis

Greek: Flower; poetically used to mean a simple shepherdess or country girl in I Care Not For Those Ladies by Thomas Campion (1567-1620)

Apple

American: Apple, a fruit

Azalea

Greek Origin, Hebrew Origin

Basil

English Origin, Greek Origin

Blanchefleur

French: White flower

Blossom

English: Blossom, flower

Bryony

English: Botanical name for a flowering perennial vine with heart-shaped leaves and a root used in some folk medicine

Calla

Greek Origin

Camellia

Camellia, like the flower, unfurls ethereal beauty with every petal — or in this case, syllable. The name is graceful,...

Celandine

Greek: A swallow

Chrysanthe

Greek: Golden flower; feminine form of Chrysanthos

Cinnamon

Greek: Sweet reddish-brown, aromatic spice

Clover

English: Clover, a wild flower

Daffodil

Greek: Springtime yellow flower with a trumpet-shaped central crown

Dahlia

It might be a flower name, but Dahlia is anything but flowery. Pronounced DA-lee-a or DAL-yah, this vintage name reminds...

Daisy

There's something just so cheerful and friendly about the name Daisy. And much likes its fellow flower sisters Lily and Rose...

Danica

Slavic: Morning star

Daphne

Greek: Bay tree or laurel tree; The mythological and virtuous Daphne was transformed into a laurel tree to protect her from Apollo...

Hebrew Origin

Delphine

As the once-popular Danielle starts to go out of fashion, Delphine could move in to replace it. This chic, French name has...

Eliza

Eliza is a fresh and delightful take on the classic Elizabeth, and clearly we're not the only ones who think so.

Fern

English: Botanical name for a green plant that loves shade; also a short form of Fernanda

Fleur

This uncommon name is probably best known to modern parents from Fleur Delacour in the Harry Potter book series.

Flora

Latin: Flower; the mythological Roman goddess of flowers and spring

Hana

Arabic: Bliss

Persian: Shrub henna

Hazel

If you're looking for a botanical name that's not too flowery, try Hazel. Hazel has a lovely, vintage feel.

Heather

This name was so trendy in the 70s and 80s, that there was even a movie named after it (Heathers starring Winona Ryder.)...

Hibiscus

Latin Origin

Holly

English: Holy or holly tree; a beautiful seasonal name for girls born at Christmas, and the name of Audrey Hepburn''s memorable character...

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