Flower Middle Names: 101 Floral Middle Name Ideas

1. Acacia: Of Greek origin, meaning ‘thorny tree’
2. Amaryllis: Meaning fresh and sparkling
3. Allium
4. Anemone
5. Ambretta
6. Arbor
7. Aster: A Greek flower name meaning ‘star’
8. Azalea: A girl’s name of English origin meaning ‘dry’, because the azalea flower thrives in sandy soil
9. Belladonna
10. Begonia
11. Bellerose
12. Bloom
13. Blossom: A pretty spring name meaning ‘flower-like’, Blosson is also ubiquitous with the 90s sitcom of the same name.
14. Bluebell: An English flower name, bluebells symbolise gratitude, constancy and everlasting love.
15. Briar: A Disney-linked name
16. Briony
17. Bryony: A Latin flower name meaning ‘to sprout’.
18. Buttercup
19. Camelia
20. Calla: This is a lily name, meaning ‘beautiful’
21. Cassia
22. Celadine
23. Clematis
24. Chamomile
25. Chrysanthemum
26. Clover: A girl’s name of English origin, meaning key – also associated with good luck due to the symbol of the four leafed clover
27. Crocus
28. Daisy: One of the more popular floral names, Daisy is derived from an old English word meaning ‘days eye’ (from the flower)
29. Daffodil
30. Dalia
31. Dahlia: A name of Hebrew origins, meaning ‘branch’
32. Daphne
33. Delphine
34. Edelweiss
35. Erica
36. Fern
37. Ferne: A nature name taken from the leafy plant
38. Fleur: This is an old English name and also the French translation of the word flower
39. Flora: From the Latin word for flower, Fleur is also the name of the Roman goddess of spring
40. Florentina
41. Freesia
42. Forsythia
43. Fuchsia
44. Garland
45. Gardenia
46. Hazel: Another nature name, Hazel is taken from the tree, or colour
47. Heather: Taken from the name of the small, purple plant
48. Hibiscus
49. Holly: A seasonal name, Holly is the plant associated with Christmas and winter
50. Hyacinth; Of Greek origin, meaning precious stone. Also associated with the English sitcom ’Keeping Up Appearances’, where the main characters had floral-themed names
51. Ianthe: This name is of Greek origin, meaning ‘purple flower’
52. Iris: A name of Greek origins, meaning ‘rainbow’. Iris was the Greek goddess of the rainbow 9read our nicknames for Iris)
53. Ivy: Taken from the climbing plant, Ivy represents fidelity (Beyonce is also a fan of this name)
54. Jasmine: Of Persian origin, meaning ‘gift from God’
55. Jeseamine
56. Kassia
57. Larkspur
58. Lavender: Taken from the purple, sweet-smelling plant
59. Leilani
60. Lilac: From the fragrant, spring flowering plant – and also the distinct colour
61. Lili
62. Lily (read our nicknames for Lily)
63. Lilly
64. Lilliana
65. Linnea
66. Lita
67. Lotus
68. Magnolia: A girl’s name of Latin origin. Also the shade of the ever-popular neutral paint colour
69. Marigold: Marigold is from the golden flower, and also the name of rubber gloves in the UK
70. Marjoram
71. Mimosa
72. Myrtle
73. Narcissa
74. Nasrin
75. Oleana
76. Oleander
77. Orchid
78. Pansy
79. Patchouli
80. Peony: Meaning praise giving or healing
81. Petunia: Taken directly from the plant, Petunia means ‘trumpet-shaped flower’
82. Posey: Meaning ‘bunch of flowers’ Posey is also a short name for Josephine
83. Poppy: The ever-popular Poppy is short, sweet and taken from the name for the red flower which is also used a the symbol for remembrance
84. Primrose: Meaning ‘first rose’
85. Prunella
86. Rose
87. Rosey
88. Rosebud
89. Rosie
90. Rosalie
91. Rosa
92. Rosemary: All taken from the rose flower
93. Rosanna
94. Rhoda
95. Snowdrop
96. Tulip: This name is taken from the distinctly-shaped spring flower
97. Tansy: The rarely-used name Tansy means ‘immortal’ or ‘eternal life’
98. Viola: A girl’s name of Latin origins, taken from the name violet
99. Violet: From the old French word ‘Violette’, violet is from the name of the plant, and the colour.
100. Willow: A charming nature name, from the willow tree.
101. Zinnia

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