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One who lives near the pine trees or in the pine forest. Alternative spellings are Marlo and Marlow. Ferns have magical properties in many stories. A person who has a plentiful supply of dates or a person who owns palm trees. The name refers to Sylvanus, the Greek god of trees. One who lives or works around the pear tree. A named that referenced pilgrims who brought branches back from the palm trees in the Middle East. Moss often grows around the bottom of trees. A person who is a dweller near the holly trees. Forrest was made popular by the movie Forrest Gump. A person who lives at the castle’s meadow. Alternatively, you could use Olivia or Oliver for a boy. Magnol’s flower was named after the French botanist Pierre Magnol. Ivy is an English name that comes from a green leafy plant. A holly tree has red berries and is related to Christmas and wintertime. Named for the botanist Leonard Fuchs for a flowering tree in the Caribbean that has flowers that bloom in a reddish-purple hue. Variant spellings are Elowyn and Elowynn. Said alternatively, Chere means dear-one or darling in French. The cassia tree has yellow flowers and produces a spice similar to cinnamon. A person who lives near a prominent tree. It is the first name of actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter. Apple is the English word for a type of fruit tree. It has also been used as a Native American name meaning grove of cottonwood. So, whether you’re seeking out a boy or girl name, or looking for something unisex, our list is sure to have you covered like the shade of a giant oak tree! Tree Names for Girls

We’ve compiled a list of 75 baby names from around the world all inspired by nature and trees. Whatever the case, you have plenty of outdoorsy and tree names to choose for your baby! Perhaps you’ve always loved the outdoors or maybe you have a nature name yourself and you wish to carry on the tradition. More: 75 Plant Inspired Names for Your Future Botanist Therefore, it is little wonder there are so many baby names related to trees and nature. Trees, woods, forests, and glens all evoke magical imagery and wonder they are the stuff of fairytales and far-off places.