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It's not my favorite as a first name, but I love it in the middle spot.
My great-grandfather was named Gar (short for Garfield, but always went by Gar) and I've always thought it would be a nice way to honor him.
My great-grandfather was named Gar (short for Garfield, but always went by Gar) and I've always thought it would be a nice way to honor him.
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NMS - too ostentatious and eccentric.
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I really like it! I've met one (she'd be about 30). The initial sound is harsh; the flower is lovely. I think of vibrant dark green, clarity, and music when I see it.
There's also something ostentatious or eccentric about it, the way I'd say there is with most unusual flower names.
I think it's similar in style to Primrose, Magnolia, Amaryllis. If I try to think of non-flower names, maybe Agatha, Adina, Geraldine, Adelaide, Nadia, Zipporah.
There's also something ostentatious or eccentric about it, the way I'd say there is with most unusual flower names.
I think it's similar in style to Primrose, Magnolia, Amaryllis. If I try to think of non-flower names, maybe Agatha, Adina, Geraldine, Adelaide, Nadia, Zipporah.
This message was edited 8/15/2019, 11:34 AM
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It’s too wordy, little better than,,say, Tulip.
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This is a flower name that doesn't work so well. It sounds like something you might name a purebred white cat.
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It's not one of my favourite flower names, since it's too close to "garden".
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I like it. We had a gardenia plant when I was very young, and the flowers smelled wonderful.
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