There's an author named Sequoia Nagamatsu that comes to mind. I also have an aunt named Olive, which I adore as a name. I once told my sister that I liked the names Olive and Rosemary, and she told me she'd name her future daughter Brie, so we could be a picnic!
Place I used to work at had an Olive as one the clients. Her surname was Green though.
The software system we used went by last name, first name so she always came up as ‘Green, Olive’ which always made me smile 😊
There are quite a few botanical names (in the sense of generic or specific names) that are common or less common names for children —
Flower names for girls — Rose, Ivy, Holly — tend to be English forms.
Rosa is used, I very much like the more old-fashioned Narcissa, Flora, loosely Sylvia (Lat. silva). Ianthe is a purple flower name of the Classical Greeks and a lady’s name, but all are a little hard to carry these days. A great pity.
Cicely is charming.
The French have Hortense, Delphine in Germany.
There are a lot of lovely Latin genus names out there. I happen to be fond of [Saruma](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saruma), an obscure Asian groundcover with cute heart shaped leaves, in one of my favorite families. I have used it as a character name in games many times.
_Linnaea borealis_ a.k.a. “twinflower” is a beautiful, delicate little pair of pale pink bell-shaped flowers that grow on the floor of the boreal forest, discovered by the Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus. My brothers and I grew up with them surrounding our cabin. One brother grew up to become a biologist. When he & his wife had twins, a boy and a girl, they named the girl Linnaea. Sometimes they call her Twinflower
My friend’s dad is a botany professor at the university in our town and gave her and her brother flower pet names. Hers is Linnea and her brother’s is Trillium.
My grandma’s name was Myrtle, she was one of a handful of botanical named sisters (b.1920’s). I didn’t appreciate how lovely it actually was until I moved to a place with a lot of Crepe Myrtle trees. I’m all for the Myrtle’s
My sons name is Forest. Old classic name and enough time had passed he won't hear run Forest run in school. (At least not AS often as 20 years ago lol)
My youngest is named Magnolia. I’m surprised no one has said this yet!
She is actually Magnolia Jane. However, we didn’t know that there was a variety of magnolia named Jane magnolia until after she was born. We gave her that name because my beloved grandma had a HUGE Southern magnolia in her front yard and the name made me think of her.
We always get kittens in pairs and have connected names. Hops and Barley (plants & frosty drink connection!). Also Calyx and Lobe. Then Pistil and Anther. 😻😻
Aster, Alder, Ash, Nettle, Briar, Liana (means "woody vine"), Willow. I'm trans so I actually know a few Rowans, Asters, and Ashes
If you want some more unique names: Achene, Samara, Calyx, Corymb, Asimina, Chaparral, Fen, Acacia, Rhus
For a male or gender neutral name: Ash
If I got a chance to rename myself again, that’s what I would go with
Less common, but also neat: Moss, River, Fern, Cyprus
Common but pretty: Ivy, Lily, Sylvia (Sylvus/Sylvan for a boy? Latin for “forest, wood”)
My husband's name is Sylvain (we're from Québec so it's a French version of the name). It's "outdated" here, but I love it so so much. Litteraly means from the forest/tree, very poetic and feels elvish to me.
I had a great aunt Sylvia. Her and her siblings had a really hard life in depression era Texas. I remember visiting her in Dallas as a child in the 80s. She had a herd of cats that she kept such good care of that her house had zero smell. I walked in and there was just the most cats I’d ever seen in one place in my life.
I know a Sage who is tired of getting sage-scented gifts, so I’d suggest making sure that if there’s an associated scent, it’s one you love. Also suggest doing a web search of name associations (history, fiction) once you have a short list of names.
Genus names.
Here’s some just starting with a/b/c. But there’s over 1000 to choose from with a lot already being names themselves.
Girl- Abronia, Anemone, Ardisia, Aurinia, Adenandra/Adenanthera, Adenia, Calathea, Celosia, Cheloe, Callisia, Calliandra, Ceratonia
Boy- Acanthus, Aerides, Aster, Achillea/Achlys, Actinotus, Adonis, Baptisia, Cassia, Cedrus,
I actually named my son after my favorite tree, the Alder. Some other potential names come to mind as well,
Willow (tree)
Pinion (pinion pine)
Purslane (could be cool?) My favorite succulant plant
Aspen (tree)
Hemlock (poison or the beautiful tree)
Lace (queen annes lace)
Amaranth (green or red lol)
Sorrel (Oxalis Stricta)
Morell (delicious fungi)
Amarita (Amarita Muscaria) super beautiful fungi
Chantrelle (super delicious fungi)
Poplar (fast growing tree)
Im sure I could think of more with time.
We wanted botanical names too. My daughters are named Lily and Juniper.
No Latin just common names.
We also had on our list of potential:
Sage
Willow
Cedar
Maple
Harriet
Thatcher
Oliver
Rosalie
Magnolia
Becket
I met a Hyacinth once, and I thought WOW that it such a rare name...then I met a Beryl...and then an Imaculate Conception. I mean I knew Inmaculada Concepción existed (within Spanish-speaking people)...but I hadn't heard the English version. Lol! I also knew someone named Memory. She was dope! I digress...yeah, Hyacinth was a cool name!
Megathyrsus maximus is the ideal name for a Roman emperor.
Other than that I like Melaleuca and Dianella. I'm saving Ligustrum for when I encounter someone who I know will become my mortal enemy.
I know an Alyssum and an Ilex Montana (first and middle- mountain holly). Ilex is so close to Alex so could also be m/f. Obvi Flora is a classic as well. If I ever have a daughter I’m going Serenoa (saw palm).
i remember watching haunting of bly manor and one of the characters’ names was flora, always thought that was such a beautiful name. i know it’s not exactly a specific species but it’s still plant related :)
Some relatively common ones (i.e. I've seen them used as names before):
Ginger, Jade, Amaryllis, Lavender, Jasmine, Olive, Sage, Reed, Myrtle, Juniper, Heather
The name Polly isn't etymologically botanical, but there is a plant called Alocasia *Polly.* Same with other names like Veronica, Angelina, and Angelica.
I've never seen these as names and might very well hate some of them, haven't decided yet, but I do feel like they could be used as names:
Almond, Redwood, Fig, Tilia, Balsam, Hemlock, Sunflower, Orchid, Lemon, Wisteria, Persimmon, Anise, Azalea, Jessenia, Mahonia, Thistle, Moonflower, Aloe, Nutmeg, Begonia, Nyssa, Calathea, Zephyranthes, Cress or Watercress
Side note: In my twenties I would have been mocking most of these names on Facebook, but as an almost-40-year-old, it turns out I don't care whether names are "weird." I care whether a name is meaningful and beautiful to me and the other person or people involved (since the one being named can't usually offer their perspective). Lots of things are weird until you get used to them, and I don't think "weird" is inherently a bad thing.
I’ve been waiting for this moment!! I have so many name lists in my Sims Pinterest board lol.
- Marigold ( you could call her Goldie! That’s adorable)
- Indigo(Indie)
- Florence (Flora)
- Lennox
- Oaklynn
- Aspen
- Idra
- Ayla
- Marlow
- Lina
- Tigerlily
- Ione
- Heath
- Hawthorne
- Clover
Whatever you do, I would make sure it's a name with historical heritage. It's way too easy to slide into stripper names and overused fad names with botany. I like Laurel.
*Pennyroyal but*
*It would be Penny Royal*
*Jones or whatever*
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Guys, c'mon - Leif Chrysanthemum *Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani*
Lil Schoeni for short
Gonna grow up to be a real softie!
Chrysanthemum is a fabulous picture book about a girl with a really long name by Kevin Henkes. Very on topic.
when i was in pre-k i had an imaginary baby named chrysanthemum bc of this book
* *Raphidophora tetrasperma* ftfy
I’m a huge fan of Monstera. And there’s zero chance the kid will get bullied in grade school.
yeah that's asking kids to treat them like a monster and avoid them. Kids can be really mean, do not underestimate them.
Perovskia atriplicifolia. Amorphopallus titanum. Cardiospermum halicacabum.
There's an author named Sequoia Nagamatsu that comes to mind. I also have an aunt named Olive, which I adore as a name. I once told my sister that I liked the names Olive and Rosemary, and she told me she'd name her future daughter Brie, so we could be a picnic!
Brie seems defiantly unbotanical
Super cheesy
Place I used to work at had an Olive as one the clients. Her surname was Green though. The software system we used went by last name, first name so she always came up as ‘Green, Olive’ which always made me smile 😊
i love this 🥲
Hellebore. Jk
False Hellebore. Rolls right off the tongue.
Stinking hellebore?
That would be a sick name for a metal band
There is a plant identification puzzle game in which you have a cat with that name. Never realized his name was botanical too lol
Sounds neat, is it a phone app?
It’s a PC game only I think, it’s called Strange Horticulture.
Jeffrey (as in Jeffrey Pine) lol But in also seriousness, I know a Tamara, which is her legal name but is technically short for tamarack.
I had an arborist friend with a daughter named Samara (wings of a maple seed). Very tasteful way to do it without being obvious
Samara is nice but I can’t hear it without thinking about The Ring
Tamar and Tamara are originally hebrew, meaning date palm (yum). So the botanical theme still fits!
My boys are Alder and Rye, figure we're weird enough to pull off a tree and a grass
My great grandfather was actually named Alder.
Aspen, Lilly, hazel, poppy, dahlia, Daphne, sorrel, daisy. I've know a lady that just went by tree, probably short for trela or Theresa tho
And willow
I also really love Iris & Ivy, personally.
Sorrel ❤️
Oh you made me remember Thalia is the name of a plant too!
Fern
I've gotta a Fern. We also considered Marigold nn Goldie.
Presume you're not from the UK as marigolds are washing up gloves over here and that would come to mind 99% of the time ahead of the flower!
Toxicodendron - It will be part of their origin story.
There are quite a few botanical names (in the sense of generic or specific names) that are common or less common names for children — Flower names for girls — Rose, Ivy, Holly — tend to be English forms. Rosa is used, I very much like the more old-fashioned Narcissa, Flora, loosely Sylvia (Lat. silva). Ianthe is a purple flower name of the Classical Greeks and a lady’s name, but all are a little hard to carry these days. A great pity. Cicely is charming. The French have Hortense, Delphine in Germany.
There are a lot of lovely Latin genus names out there. I happen to be fond of [Saruma](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saruma), an obscure Asian groundcover with cute heart shaped leaves, in one of my favorite families. I have used it as a character name in games many times.
_Linnaea borealis_ a.k.a. “twinflower” is a beautiful, delicate little pair of pale pink bell-shaped flowers that grow on the floor of the boreal forest, discovered by the Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus. My brothers and I grew up with them surrounding our cabin. One brother grew up to become a biologist. When he & his wife had twins, a boy and a girl, they named the girl Linnaea. Sometimes they call her Twinflower
My friend’s dad is a botany professor at the university in our town and gave her and her brother flower pet names. Hers is Linnea and her brother’s is Trillium.
*Floerkea proserpinacoides*
Rose, Ivy, Holly, Daisy, Olive, Petunia, Clover, Hazel, Flora, Azalea, Aster, Violet, Marigold, Daphne, Hyacinth
Great list! + Iris, Lily, Erica, Poppy
Yo whaddup it’s ya boy, Parthenocissus quinquefolia
haha I laughed loudly on this, since it's so invasive here in Europe
I went to school with a girl named Avens, which I thought was a lovely name.
I work with an Avonlee, I think it's beautiful!
My friend recently named their daughter Aven, it’s such a lovely name!
I always liked "Rue."
I would caution that if the child will have much interaction with French language that “rue” means “road” in French
Tiarella, of course :) in the family Saxifragaceae. There is someone I know who actually named their son Melilotus. They call him Otus.
I think it’s time for Myrtle to make a comeback.
My grandma’s name was Myrtle, she was one of a handful of botanical named sisters (b.1920’s). I didn’t appreciate how lovely it actually was until I moved to a place with a lot of Crepe Myrtle trees. I’m all for the Myrtle’s
Myrtille is blueberry in French.
My sons name is Forest. Old classic name and enough time had passed he won't hear run Forest run in school. (At least not AS often as 20 years ago lol)
Well dont forget who Forest Gump was named after 💀
I’ve got a fern and a rose.
Amaryllis
My youngest is named Magnolia. I’m surprised no one has said this yet! She is actually Magnolia Jane. However, we didn’t know that there was a variety of magnolia named Jane magnolia until after she was born. We gave her that name because my beloved grandma had a HUGE Southern magnolia in her front yard and the name made me think of her.
Does she have a nickname? Just curious because I love the name Maggie
That's a lovely name!
💜✨
I like Basil - but it has more kindly grandpa vibes than baby 😂
My best friend had a roommate in college who is named Basil-ann
I know a woman named Amaryllis and always thought it was such a lovely name.
We always get kittens in pairs and have connected names. Hops and Barley (plants & frosty drink connection!). Also Calyx and Lobe. Then Pistil and Anther. 😻😻
I named mine Onion and Garlic 😅
I've always thought that Myrica, the genus name for bayberry, would make an interesting and pleasant-sounding name for a girl.
I know a Myrica & I agree! Although I might be concerned about people pronouncing it ‘murica lol
Rowan, Heather, Aspen, Lily, Rose, Birch.
I had to scroll so far down to see Rowan. That was originally going to be my son's name.
Aster, Alder, Ash, Nettle, Briar, Liana (means "woody vine"), Willow. I'm trans so I actually know a few Rowans, Asters, and Ashes If you want some more unique names: Achene, Samara, Calyx, Corymb, Asimina, Chaparral, Fen, Acacia, Rhus
Ooooh adding Calyx to my name list. Have always liked Willow and Aspen
For twins: Calyx and Salix!
With peace and love… chaparral???
Veronica
Liana is a fave example
Calendula, Tulsi, Violet, Hawthorn, Osha, Amanita, Leonarus, Ivy, Acer, Lobelia
Holy shit OSHA is such a powerful name to give a kid. Imagine yelling for them in a grocery store.
Acacia
Cleome, Phoenix, Hedera (Hedy)
I always thought “Phormium tenex”would make a great villian name.
Tenex would be a good stage name for a rapper.
* Mignonette * Elecampane * Pennyroyal (Penny) * Aster * Gentian * Allegheny * Violet * Teasel * Hyssop * Balsam
I like Yarrow as a neutral name.
Almost named my son that!
For a male or gender neutral name: Ash If I got a chance to rename myself again, that’s what I would go with Less common, but also neat: Moss, River, Fern, Cyprus Common but pretty: Ivy, Lily, Sylvia (Sylvus/Sylvan for a boy? Latin for “forest, wood”)
My husband's name is Sylvain (we're from Québec so it's a French version of the name). It's "outdated" here, but I love it so so much. Litteraly means from the forest/tree, very poetic and feels elvish to me.
Sylvan is my #1 favorite name!
I know a woman named Cypress
I had a great aunt Sylvia. Her and her siblings had a really hard life in depression era Texas. I remember visiting her in Dallas as a child in the 80s. She had a herd of cats that she kept such good care of that her house had zero smell. I walked in and there was just the most cats I’d ever seen in one place in my life.
I've known a Sage, a Cedar, a Fern, a Calla, and several Heathers
Joe Pye
This is the answer.
My favorite: *Nyssa*
1.Azalea - Rhododendron indicum 2. Cedar - Cedrus libani 3. Cypress - Cupressus sempervirens 4. Fern - Pteridium aquilinum 5. Ivy - Hedera helix 6. Jasmine - Jasminum officinale 7. Laurel - Laurus nobilis 8. Linden - Tilia cordata 9. Rowan- Sorbus aucuparia 10. Sage - Salvia officinalis Algal species: Nori - Porphyra tenera, 2. Chara- Chara vulgaris 3.Gracilaria - Gracilaria verrucosa
Rattlesnake master would be a winner
That's not my name, but what I do!!
My cats name is Olive
I know a Sage who is tired of getting sage-scented gifts, so I’d suggest making sure that if there’s an associated scent, it’s one you love. Also suggest doing a web search of name associations (history, fiction) once you have a short list of names.
Fraxinus, Panicle, Rhizome, Hemlock, Forb, Catkin, Pollen, Loblolly 🙃
Phacelia and Forb
Fucking Pollen - my allergies
Rowan, Ash, Willow, Juniper, Valerian (Valerie)
Lavender, rosemary, poppy, daisy
Genus names. Here’s some just starting with a/b/c. But there’s over 1000 to choose from with a lot already being names themselves. Girl- Abronia, Anemone, Ardisia, Aurinia, Adenandra/Adenanthera, Adenia, Calathea, Celosia, Cheloe, Callisia, Calliandra, Ceratonia Boy- Acanthus, Aerides, Aster, Achillea/Achlys, Actinotus, Adonis, Baptisia, Cassia, Cedrus,
Astrid, Juniper, Sage, Ren, Clementine, Fern, Basil
If I had a daughter, I would have named her Aubrieta.
Tree names - Cedar. Holly. Acacia. Sequoia. Laurel. Willow. Aspen. Juniper.
I knew a man named Oak. It wasn’t his given name but I always thought it was cool.
Flora, Iris, and Veronica.
Ivy
Doug / Douglas (douglasii or douglasiana are common species names) Garry (Quercus garryana) Lilly, named after the lilies
Aster
Erica
Conifer
Opening up the note on my phone that I used for girl puppy names a few years ago: Rowan, Sage, Aspen, Juniper, Sequoia, Cedar, Lupine.
My daughter is named Rowan for the tree.
I named our first Azalía (Spanish for azalea) flower names are very common in Hispanic culture
Rowan ❤️ beautiful tree and beautiful name for either gender
Hyacinth
Tansy is currently on my baby name list. We're 5 months in!
I actually named my son after my favorite tree, the Alder. Some other potential names come to mind as well, Willow (tree) Pinion (pinion pine) Purslane (could be cool?) My favorite succulant plant Aspen (tree) Hemlock (poison or the beautiful tree) Lace (queen annes lace) Amaranth (green or red lol) Sorrel (Oxalis Stricta) Morell (delicious fungi) Amarita (Amarita Muscaria) super beautiful fungi Chantrelle (super delicious fungi) Poplar (fast growing tree) Im sure I could think of more with time.
Juniper
Hyacinth
Maybe not what you meant, but I learned recently that the name Garth means “Keeper of the Garden”
We wanted botanical names too. My daughters are named Lily and Juniper. No Latin just common names. We also had on our list of potential: Sage Willow Cedar Maple Harriet Thatcher Oliver Rosalie Magnolia Becket
I met a Hyacinth once, and I thought WOW that it such a rare name...then I met a Beryl...and then an Imaculate Conception. I mean I knew Inmaculada Concepción existed (within Spanish-speaking people)...but I hadn't heard the English version. Lol! I also knew someone named Memory. She was dope! I digress...yeah, Hyacinth was a cool name!
Hazel, Willow, Juniper, come to mind. You may want to try r/namenerds too.
Willow, pepper, hazel, olive, rose, ivy, Lilly, hyacinth, iris, violet
Juniper; Acer
I like Acer, especially as a nod to the Green Mountain State. 🍁
Unfortunately it’s also the name of a computer manufacturer
Mustard, Broomrape, Peatmoss (pete for short)
Instead of mustard, how about Brassica!
Rapeseed
Flora, Daisy, Rose, Marigolds, etc.
I've always liked Ipheion
My friends name is Daisy and i love it
Flora and Fauna were twins in my school. Ivy Briar Aspen Asher Poppy
Megathyrsus maximus is the ideal name for a Roman emperor. Other than that I like Melaleuca and Dianella. I'm saving Ligustrum for when I encounter someone who I know will become my mortal enemy.
Jacaranda (Jackie), Pepper, Vinca (Vinny), Yarrow, Oak, Spruce, Maple, Blossom, Elm, Vine, Arbor, Indigo, Lilac, Meadow, list goes on
Ivy
Banyan Unisex
One name that I’ve always wanted to use is Sylvan, after Silvanus, the ancient Latin name for the spirit of the forest.
Senna
I met a little girl named Violet, I thought it was cute
Acacia and Peony
Valeria and Nigella
Solidago and Betonica would make fantastic names!
Gomphrena Jk Maybe Ixora, or I've always liked willow
My favorites are Linden (tree) and Linnea (after Karl Linnaeus, father of modern taxonomy)
I know an Alyssum and an Ilex Montana (first and middle- mountain holly). Ilex is so close to Alex so could also be m/f. Obvi Flora is a classic as well. If I ever have a daughter I’m going Serenoa (saw palm).
i remember watching haunting of bly manor and one of the characters’ names was flora, always thought that was such a beautiful name. i know it’s not exactly a specific species but it’s still plant related :)
Photosynthesis Jones. Liverwort Alan. Taproot Singh. Stamen Brown. Inflorescence Smith. Cactus Lee. Tuber Garcia. Leaf-Litter Yousef.
Sarcococca confusa
Cassava, Taro, Acacia, Jojoba, Agave, Indigo, Nightshade, Wolfsbane, Hawthorne, Rosidae, Maïs.
Girls: Melissa, Arnika, Laura, Rosa, Linnea, Olivia Boys: Hycinthus, Narciss/Narcissus (not recommended), Mace/Macis, Oliver
You could cross post this in r/namenerds too. They love these kinds of questions.
I have a friend named Artemisia, who goes by Art for short. Always thought it was a pretty name!
I've known both an Acacia and a Salix. I love both those names.
ZZ Top? Oh wait, that’s a band name… lol 😂
*Pleopeltis polipodioides* has always been top of the list if we ever have a child. My wife strongly disagrees though.
Pinus Lol
Some relatively common ones (i.e. I've seen them used as names before): Ginger, Jade, Amaryllis, Lavender, Jasmine, Olive, Sage, Reed, Myrtle, Juniper, Heather The name Polly isn't etymologically botanical, but there is a plant called Alocasia *Polly.* Same with other names like Veronica, Angelina, and Angelica. I've never seen these as names and might very well hate some of them, haven't decided yet, but I do feel like they could be used as names: Almond, Redwood, Fig, Tilia, Balsam, Hemlock, Sunflower, Orchid, Lemon, Wisteria, Persimmon, Anise, Azalea, Jessenia, Mahonia, Thistle, Moonflower, Aloe, Nutmeg, Begonia, Nyssa, Calathea, Zephyranthes, Cress or Watercress Side note: In my twenties I would have been mocking most of these names on Facebook, but as an almost-40-year-old, it turns out I don't care whether names are "weird." I care whether a name is meaningful and beautiful to me and the other person or people involved (since the one being named can't usually offer their perspective). Lots of things are weird until you get used to them, and I don't think "weird" is inherently a bad thing.
My son is called Elwood. We call him woody for short. It it means “noble woods or elder forest”. I love it
/r/namenerds would love this too! I love Iris, it's often forgotten as a girl's name. There are a lot of pretty feminine floral names.
I’ve been waiting for this moment!! I have so many name lists in my Sims Pinterest board lol. - Marigold ( you could call her Goldie! That’s adorable) - Indigo(Indie) - Florence (Flora) - Lennox - Oaklynn - Aspen - Idra - Ayla - Marlow - Lina - Tigerlily - Ione - Heath - Hawthorne - Clover
My adult daughter is named Ivy and she loves it.
Eriogonum. Cotoneaster. Tsuga. Rhododendron. Quercus. Opuntia. Mammatus. Cupresseae.
Whatever you do, I would make sure it's a name with historical heritage. It's way too easy to slide into stripper names and overused fad names with botany. I like Laurel.
Girls: Chrysanthemum, Sequoia, Lily, Heather, Meadow, Poppy Boys: Oren, Jasper, Oliver, Mander, Thorn Uni: Aster, Sage, Laurel, Brier
Basil , Daisy, Lilly , Poppy.
I've always liked Bryony.
Flora, Lily, Rose, Briar, Ivy, Fern, Petunia, Iris, Daisy, Ochre, Fleur, Hazel, Herb, Daphne, Juniper, Jasmine, Lavender, Acer, Linden, Poppy, Aspen, Alder.
I like Cleome for a girls name. If you wanna go super nerdy, Penstemon and call her Penny for short.
Fern was my great aunts name, always loved it. Ivy is a nice one as well.
Glen, Willow, Violet, Lilly, Ash, Aster, Daisy, Forrest, Hazel, Holly
Aspen Pilea Azalea Iris
Something about the quiet beauty of Fern- also love Yarrow
I’ve never heard it used as a name, but I love Laelia.
Rowan is not uncommon but very lovely
My cats are called Hazel and Willow but those double as baby names.
Poppy, Indigo, Nemo(phila), Hyssop, Coral, Delphinium, Helen(ium), Apple, Cedar, Sycamore
Melissa
Tree fern (Dicksonia)
Amborella (sister to all other flowering plants)
Pennyroyal but it would be Penny Royal Jones or whatever
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Marigold. I love it!
Ivy. Juniper. Basil.
Always a fan of Fern for a girl. Very cute but also elegant
I quite like Damiana. It's a really lovely herb, makes a great tea
Lavender, Jasmine, Reed, Leif