Flower baby names

Acacia - An attractive yellow or white blossom which symbolises immortality. It's sometimes used as the national symbol of Australia.

Blossom - A cluster of flowers that look beautiful when in bloom, Blossom is making its way back into the popular baby girl names.

Bluebell - A pretty wildflower that often grows in the countryside. Bluebells are a symbol of gratitude and it's a beautiful, distinctive name choice.

Clover - Clover is a charming and perky name that is often associated with lucky (the four-leaf clover).

Dahlia - This vibrant flower in Victorian represents elegance and dignity.

Daisy - The second most popular girls name begining with 'D'. This name comes from the phrase "days eye" as it opens its petals at daybreak.

Delphine - This name comes from the delphinium flower, which dolphine shaped flower represents an open heart. Delphine is a chic name.

Holly - It's leaves and vibrant red berries make this a beautiful Christmas decoration and an even more adorable name. The green leaves represent eternal life.

Iris - The Greek origin meaning "rainbow", an iris is the symbol of wisdom and courage.

Ivy - In Ancient Greece ivy would symbolise faithfulness. The evergreen plant represents eternity and strength.

Jasmine - A small white flower that is known for its fragrance. This delicate flower is associated with love.

Lavender - Can also be spelt "Lavanda". Purple is the colour of royality and pink the colour of youth, making this an incredibly feminine name.

Lily - The symbol on innocence, the Lily is a beautiful star-like flower that smells wonderful.

Marigold - A cluster of sunshine, it is known as "herb of the sun" and represents creativity.

Petal - Beautiful, soft and sweet smelling. The petal has its own distinctive style.

Poppy - A classic name and the symbol of sleep, Poppy is a very popular girls name.

Primrose - Meaning "first rose" this beautiful flower with a message of something special, telling someone you can't live without them.

Rose - An enchanting flower which beautiful colours offer distinct meanings: red, passion; white, innoncence; yellow, friendship; pink, appreciation; orange, desire.

Violet - Pretty, soft and sweet. This name was made popular by Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's eldest daughter.

Willow - The symbol of nature and life, 'Willow' also represents balance, learning and growth.

Basil - this fragrant herb also sprouts little flowers. This charming Greek name means 'regal' and is obviously fit for your little prince.

Bud - alt. Buddy, American name meaning ‘friend’, but also like the bud of a flower.

Cedar - Cedar is a boy's name of English origin, unsurprisingly meaning 'cedar tree'.

Indigo - Colour baby names (hey, Blue Ivy) are very on trend. This name originates from the deep-blue dye that comes from the indigo plant. It’s striking for either a girl or a boy.

Jared/Jarred - Meaning 'rose' in Hebrew, this name is fitting for your sweet little boy.

Kunal - In Sanskrit, Kunal means 'lotus' or 'someone who sees beauty in everything'. That’s no surprise though, as the beautiful lotus flower stands out in the murkiest of ponds.

Moss - English, meaning ‘near a peat bog’.

Ren - Ren means 'water lily' in Irish and 'lotus' in Japanese. The sacred lotus flower was symbolic of rebirth in ancient Egyptian culture, and Buddhists see it as a sign of spiritual awakening.

Sorrel - This one is an Old French and German name that means 'reddish-brown hair'. So if you have a baby name picked out, but your little dude comes out with copper-coloured hair, maybe you should name him Sorrel? If you didn’t know, a flowering sorrel is a hibiscus, which can be used to make teas and other drinks.

William - Sweet William comes in white, pink, purple and red and grows in beautiful clusters. Who knew Prince William’s German moniker was so floral?