Garden Names

A garden can inspire a name through a favorite flower, an orchard tree, an herb, or the space itself. These choices focus on cultivated plants and garden imagery rather than the wider wilderness.

Save nameName & connection
History
1926–2025, yearly counts; individually scaled
Babies 2025 · rank5-year rank movementPeak year

A flowering plant grown in garden beds and open heathland.

177#1,264
Up 179 rank positions in five years
1975

The nut-bearing tree provides an orchard and hedgerow connection.

6,318#21
Up 10 rank positions in five years
1918

The evergreen shrub gives this a year-round garden image.

751#416
Up 63 rank positions in five years
1983

The climbing evergreen supplies the connection.

5,117#39
Up 18 rank positions in five years
2024

A Latin-rooted floral name.

483#607
Up 318 rank positions in five years
1920

The fruit-bearing tree supplies the connection.

1,597#197
Down 1 rank positions in five years
2022

The biblical garden supplies the connection.

3,362#70
Up 59 rank positions in five years
2025

A woven arrangement of flowers or greenery gives this a garden association.

12#6,924
Down 1,394 rank positions in five years
1922

The flowering tree gives this a garden image.

2,233#124
Up 52 rank positions in five years
2025

The garden flower gives this a cultivated floral image.

1,420#215
Up 139 rank positions in five years
2025

The citrus fruit gives this older personal name an orchard association.

676#456
Up 147 rank positions in five years
2025

The grassland word evokes a meadow-style garden.

1,078#286
Up 190 rank positions in five years
2025

A fruit tree and its blossom give this a garden connection.

42#3,587
Up 882 rank positions in five years
1947

The thorny plant gives this a garden-boundary connection.

778#400
Up 167 rank positions in five years
2025

The flowering groundcover supplies the connection.

578#517
Up 550 rank positions in five years
2025

The flowering stage of a plant supplies the image.

171#1,300
Up 1,302 rank positions in five years
2025

A flowering shrub often grown in ornamental gardens.

123#1,676
Up 3 rank positions in five years
2024

The bright flower supplies the name.

498#590
Up 507 rank positions in five years
2025

The fragrant herb gives this a garden association.

220#1,095
Up 335 rank positions in five years
2024

The fragrant garden shrub supplies the connection.

7#12,333
new
1992

A jasmine-related plant name.

10#9,745
Up 893 rank positions in five years
1997

The garden shelter and the Latin word for tree give this a planted-space connection.

21#5,745
Down 1,471 rank positions in five years
2016

The flowering shrub supplies the connection.

35#4,130
Up 1,123 rank positions in five years
2024

A large flowering perennial used in gardens.

6#14,503
Down 5,112 rank positions in five years
2020

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Sources & methodology

Meaning summaries use Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0) and referenced name histories. Each name’s detail page includes its sources.

Membership on this list is editorial — we chose names that genuinely fit the theme. Every number is from official birth data: "—" means the name had fewer than 5 recorded uses in 2025, which makes it a genuinely rare pick today, not an invalid one. The dot marks whether the stats shown are for the girls' or boys' use of the name.

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