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Nature Names For Boys and Girls

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Snow? Rose? Winter?
Photo taken by me.
I previously featured girl names that are inspired by flowers and trees. I thought I would find even more options for both genders that come from nature.

Included on this list are baby names that are inspired by flowers, trees, fruit, water, weather, the earth and even animals! There is a great variety here and you're sure to find one that you love!

Nature names have increased in popularity lately as parents look for bold, unconventional name options. Which of these cool options is your favorite? Did I miss any?
Amber
Apple
Aqua
Arbor
Ash
Aspen
Avis
Azalea
Basil
Bay
Beach
Berry
Birch
Blossom
Briar
Brook
Calla
Canyon
Cedar
Cerise
Cherry
Citron
Clay
Clementine
Cliff
Clover
Cobalt
Coral
Crane
Cricket
Dahlia
Daisy
Delta
Dove
Dune
Elm
Emerald
Falcon
Feather
Fern
Field
Fjord 		Flint
Flora
Forest
Fox
Frost
Gardener
Garland
Garnet
Glen
Grove
Harbor
Hawk
Huckleberry
Iris
Isle
Ivy
Jade
Jasmine
Jasper
Jet
Juniper
Lake
Lark
Laurel
Lemon
Lily
Linden
Luna
Magnolia
Mango
Maple
Marigold
Meadow
Mercury
Mesa
Mica
Nova
Oak
Ocean
Onyx
Opal
Oriole
Orion 		Pearl
Pepper
Peridot
Petunia
Pike
Pine
Plum
Poppy
Prairie
Primrose
Quarry
Quartz
Quill
Rain
Reed
Ridge
River
Robin
Rose
Ruby
Saffron
Sage
Sapphire
Shale
Skye
Slate
Snow
Sparrow
Spring
Spruce
Star
Stone
Tide
Topaz
Vale
Valley
Venus
Violet
Willow
Wolf
Wren
Yarrow
Zinc
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