Flower names aren’t just for girls—they can be a unique and charming choice for boys as well. Here’s a list of 80 flower-inspired names for boys, each with its own special flair.
A
- Alder – Named after the Alder tree, which produces small, catkin-like flowers.
- Aster – A flower known for its star-shaped blossoms and vibrant colors.
- Acorn – While not a flower, it’s closely associated with oak trees and their catkins.
B
- Basil – Named after the herb with small flowers, often used in culinary dishes.
- Borage – Known for its bright blue, star-shaped blossoms.
- Buckeye – Named after the tree with distinctive flowers, symbolizing protection and luck.
C
- Cedar – Named after the cedar tree, which has small, cone-like flowers.
- Clematis – A flower with intricate, star-like blooms in various colors.
- Cypress – Known for its evergreen nature and small, inconspicuous flowers.
D
- Dahlia – While more commonly a girl’s name, it’s also a strong choice for boys with its bold and vibrant flowers.
- Dandelion – A playful name reflecting the common and resilient flower.
- Delphinium – A tall, striking flower with a variety of colors.
E
- Elder – Named after the Elderflower, known for its delicate and fragrant blooms.
- Eucalyptus – Known for its aromatic leaves and small flowers.
- Elm – Named after the tree, which has small flowers and symbolizes strength.
F
- Fern – While not a flower, it’s a lush, green plant often associated with grace.
- Freesia – Known for its sweet fragrance and beautiful, trumpet-shaped blooms.
G
- Gardenia – A name inspired by the elegant, fragrant flower.
- Geranium – A vibrant flower with a wide range of colors and patterns.
- Ginger – Named after the tropical flower with striking colors.
H
- Hawthorn – Named after the tree with small, delicate flowers and symbolic of protection.
- Hibiscus – A bold and beautiful tropical flower.
- Heather – A small, delicate flower that symbolizes admiration and solitude.
I
- Iris – A sophisticated flower symbolizing faith, hope, and wisdom.
- Impatiens – A colorful and versatile flower.
- Ivy – While not a flower, its connection to flowers in gardens and symbolism of fidelity makes it a charming choice.
J
- Jasmine – A fragrant flower known for its beauty and elegance.
- Jonquil – A type of daffodil known for its sweet scent.
- Juniper – Named after the tree with small, fragrant berries and subtle flowers.
K
- Kalanchoe – A succulent plant with long-lasting, vibrant blooms.
- Kerria – Known for its bright yellow flowers.
L
- Larkspur – A tall, striking flower with a range of colors.
- Lavender – Known for its calming fragrance and beautiful purple blooms.
- Lilac – A sweet-smelling flower often associated with early spring.
- Lupine – Known for its tall spikes and vibrant colors.
M
- Magnolia – A large, fragrant flower that symbolizes beauty and dignity.
- Marigold – Known for its bright, cheerful blooms.
- Mimosa – A delicate flower with a unique appearance.
- Morning – Inspired by the Morning Glory, representing new beginnings.
N
- Nerine – A striking flower with star-shaped blossoms.
- Nigella – Often called Love-in-a-Mist, with a delicate appearance.
O
- Orchid – An exotic flower with a variety of stunning forms and colors.
- Oregano – While primarily an herb, it also has lovely purple flowers.
P
- Poppy – A bold flower often associated with remembrance and peace.
- Petunia – A versatile flower with vibrant colors.
- Peony – Known for its large, fragrant blooms and lush appearance.
Q
- Quince – Named after the tree with delicate, fragrant blossoms.
R
- Rose – A classic symbol of love and beauty, with a variety of colors and forms.
- Rudbeckia – Known for its bright yellow petals and dark centers.
S
- Sunflower – A cheerful, bright flower that follows the sun.
- Snapdragon – A unique flower with dragon-shaped blooms.
- Sweet Pea – A fragrant flower with delicate, ruffled petals.
T
- Tulip – A classic spring flower with elegant, cup-shaped blooms.
- Tiger Lily – Known for its striking orange petals with black spots.
- Tuberose – A fragrant flower with waxy, white blossoms.
U
- Uva – A lesser-known flower with a unique appearance and soothing fragrance.
V
- Violet – A small, delicate flower symbolizing modesty and loyalty.
- Verbena – Known for its colorful clusters and medicinal uses.
- Valerian – A flower known for its fragrant, medicinal qualities.
W
- Wisteria – A flowering plant with cascading, fragrant blooms.
- Wildflower – A general term for a variety of flowers that grow in the wild.
- Wallflower – A charming flower with a sweet fragrance and vibrant colors.
X
- Xeranthemum – A unique, everlasting flower known for its bright colors and durability.
Y
- Yarrow – Known for its feathery leaves and clusters of tiny flowers.
- Yellow Jasmine – A fragrant, bright yellow flower symbolizing beauty and love.
Z
- Zinnia – A hardy flower with vibrant colors and long-lasting blooms.
- Zenobia – A lesser-known flower with delicate, bell-shaped blooms.
Additional Names
- Alder – Named after the tree with small, catkin-like flowers.
- Cypress – Known for its evergreen nature and small, inconspicuous flowers.
- Daphne – A sweet-smelling flower that represents joy and prosperity.
- Fennel – An herb with small, yellow flowers.
- Holly – Named after the plant with bright red berries and small flowers.
- Kerria – Known for its bright yellow flowers.
- Myrtle – A plant with aromatic leaves and small, fragrant flowers.
- Pea – Inspired by the sweet pea, known for its delicate flowers.
- Rory – Though not a flower itself, it’s reminiscent of the rose.
- Sage – Known for its aromatic leaves and small, often purple flowers.
- Thistle – A spiky flower known for its resilience and strength.
- Vervain – A flower with a history of medicinal uses and delicate appearance.
- Willow – Named after the tree with long, slender leaves and subtle flowers.