Tags
animal names, astronomical names, Australian Aboriginal names, colour names, english names, flower names, food names, French names, fruit names, gemstone names, geographic names, nature names, plant names, season names, Thai names, tree names, vocabulary names, weather names
GIRLS
Acacia
Anise
Azalea
Berry
Briar
Cedar
Cherry
Clover
Crystal
Cypress
Dahlia
Dawn
Dusty
Ember
Emerald
Honey
Indigo
Ivory
Jacaranda (this South American tree is so popular, it is often assumed to be native)
Jewel
Juniper
Mallee (a native tree; name of Australian Aboriginal origin)
Magenta
Misty
Ocean
Opal
Peaches
Pearl
Pepper
Rain
Raven
Saffron
Sage
Sapphire
Scarlet
Season
Soleil (French word for the sun)
Star
Sunshine
Swai (Thai word for the iridescent shark)
Tigerlily
Tulip
Winter
BOYS
Aspen
Baye
Bear
Bryne
Clay
Cove
Fin
Flint
Fox
Heath
Jarrah (a very tall and strong native tree; name of Australian Aboriginal origin)
Layke
Onyx
Reed
Reef
River
Rock
Rowan
Rye
Silvan
Sky
Storm
Sunny
Talon
Teal
Tiger
Tyde
Wolf
(Photo of Mother Cummings Peak Track, Tasmania from There’s Nothing Like Australia website).
Waltzing More Than Matilda 
ALL of those girl’s names listed are amazing! (Except for Misty, Dusty, Peaches and Dawn, which are very dated and do not have great associations where I’m from.) I would love to use Autumn, Cypress, Crystal, Indigo or Tigerlily, my favorite, in the middle spot for a girl. The boy’s names are great too. I especially love Wolf and Rowan.
I have a huge weakness for nature names, so most of these look fantastic to me too! 🙂
Okay, I am really glad you are doing all of these lists. Even though I wouldn’t use most of the names, it does give me ideas.
I do like Acacia, Autumn, Briar, Sage, Soleil and Winter for girls.
Ash, Baye, Heath, Reed, Rowan and Wolf.