I have 2 daughters, Iris and Rose, do you know a strong solid boys name in plant names?

Tree's & Flower's

Jacob -Jacob's ladder vine flower

Collier - grim the Collier?

Rowen - Red berry tree

Linden - Tree

Spices...

Mace

Kalam

Lasan

Alis

Congrat's and Good-Luck :)

A beautiful and hardy Australian native plant is the Xanthorrea.

Commonly known as the Grass Trees, they are an iconic feature of Australia’s landscape. They have such an unusual form that they seem almost prehistoric with their thick asymmetrical black trunks and domes of fine arching foliage.

The Grass Tree can grow for up to 600 years. It is a very slow growing plant with the trunk taking over twenty years to develop, and on average they grow from 1 to 2 centimetres a year.

Its cultural and historical value to Australia’s indigenous community has been well documented. The flowering spike not only made the perfect fishing spear but also when it was soaked in water the nectar from the flowers gave a sweet tasting drink. In the bush the flowers were used as a compass. They would open in conjunction with the sun’s arc. Birds and insects are attracted to it and it makes a wonderful landscape plant.

You could name your son 'Xan' (pronounced 'Zan').

The meaning of the name Oakes is:

Dweller By The Oak Tree.

A unisex name.

The origin of the name Oakes is:

English.

The meaning of the name

Oakley is:

From The Oak Tree Field.

It's a unisex name.

The origin of the name is:

English.

The meaning of the name Holly is:

Plant With Red Berries.

The origin of the name is:

English. A unisex name.

Alternate spelling names are:

Holli,Hollie,Hollye.

Joshua (as in Joshua Tree). There are some native New Zealand trees that could make good strong boys names like Rimu, Rata, Totara, Kauri, Matai...

Linden Christopher

Alot of the names mentioned are actually great. My favourite is Sage. My husband has a friend with that name and I have always loved it and so does everyone else. Strong name I think. Good Luck~

Cain (like a cane pole, also could mean provider{of fish and game}) or Vine, (strong and hearty. Able to hold things together when needed.) Rhus, starts small like a baby then trimmed beck every year it grows into a hearty strong tree with a solid frame. ( it's a sumac species)

the first record incorporates the names i imagine would actual artwork nicely, the 2d record is basically different names i chanced on . Aspen, Sage, Ash / Ashley, Oak / Oakley, Bay (leaf), Reed, Cedar, Linden, Rowan, woodland, Logan (berry), Heath, Basil, Kale Valerian, Burnet, Thorn, Acer, Briar, Florian (of direction from 'flower'), Jacinto (hyacinth), Caraway, Orris, Tarragon

I have the perfect name for you! How about Timothy? Timothy stalks grow in the fields so it would definatly be down to nature! Iris, Rose and Timothy sounds great!

Reed, Forrest, Ry