75+ *Beautiful* Tree Names for Girls (That I’m Loving)

Searching for tree-inspired baby names for girls? These pretty, earthy nature-inspired names are sure to give you serious heart eyes!

Tree names draw on nature itself—trunks, branches, leaves, and blossoms—giving you a simple, grounded way to connect your daughter’s name to the natural world. You’ll find options here ranging from well-known trees to lesser-known ones, each with its own sound and feel. Whether you’re drawn to something soft and floral or sturdy and classic, there’s a tree name on this list worth considering.

From cute and modern tree names for girls to rare and classic ones, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for on this great list!

FYI – When referencing the popularity of a name, we’re referring to its ranking in the United States as per the Social Security Administration’s baby name database for 2022, which is the most recent year available.

Cute Tree Names for Girls

These cute tree names for girls are a blend of charm and nature-inspired sweetness. They’re memorable, endearing and cute-as-can-be!

Magnolia

• Origin: English (flower name)
• Pronunciation: mag-NOHL-yah · mæɡˈnoʊljə
• Meaning: name of the magnolia flower, adopted as an English given name in the 19th century
• Popularity: #138 and rising (#144 → #138, 2024)

Oaklynn

• Origin: English (modern coinage, blend of ‘Oak’ + ‘Lynn’)
• Pronunciation: OAK-lin · ˈoʊklɪn
• Meaning: oak tree meadow
• Popularity: #156 and rising (#157 → #156, 2024)
• About: The name Oaklynn has become a more popular name for girls in recent years. If you want a name that’s sturdy and strong with a feminine touch, this is the name for you!

Geneva

• Origin: Place name (Geneva, Switzerland)
• Pronunciation: jeh-NEE-vah · dʒəˈniːvə
• Meaning: juniper
• Popularity: #1,603 and falling (#1,537 → #1,603, 2024)

Perry

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: PER-ee · ˈpɛri
• Meaning: dweller by the pear tree
• Popularity: #1,915 and falling (#1,684 → #1,915, 2024)
• About: This might be the perfect name if you want something uncommon for your baby girl that is still a highly recognizable name. The pear tree is a symbol of abundance, which makes this name a sweet choice for your little one.

Dara

• Origin: Irish, Persian, or Slavic (three unrelated origins)
• Pronunciation: DAIR-ah · ˈdɛrə
• Meaning: oak tree
• Popularity: #1,026 and rising (#1,866 → #1,026, 2024)
• About: Who doesn’t love a good Irish name? This is the perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. It’s both timeless and elegant.

Lina

• Origin: short form (of names like Angelina, Carolina, Evelina); occasionally feminine of Linus
• Pronunciation: LEE-nah · ˈliːnə
• Meaning: young palm tree
• Popularity: #567 and rising (#584 → #567, 2024)
• About: Short, sweet and easy to pronounce. Lina is a name that’s full of charm. 

Poppy

• Origin: English (flower name, ultimately from Latin papaver via Old English popig)
• Pronunciation: POP-ee · ˈpɑːpi
• Meaning: named for the poppy flower
• Popularity: #338 and falling (#289 → #338, 2024)
• About: This unique name is too cute! The poppy is a symbol of peace and hope and you might immediately think of the red flowers when you see this name, but did you know there is a small yellow flowering poppy tree too?

Popular

You’ll find each of these popular names in the top 100 most-used baby names list. If you want to see more popular names for girls, check out this list next!

Hazel

• Origin: Old English
• Pronunciation: HAY-zel · ˈheɪzəl
• Meaning: the hazel tree, and by extension its light-brown color
• Popularity: #19 and falling (#18 → #19, 2024)
• About: This is a popular choice for a baby girl’s name and it’s easy to see why! This charming and timeless name has vintage appeal.

Ivy

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: EYE-vee · ˈaɪvi
• Meaning: the climbing ivy plant, a traditional symbol of fidelity
• Popularity: #36 and rising (#38 → #36, 2024)
• About: Ivy is a lovely name that symbolizes love and devotion. You’ll find this evergreen vine climbing up any tree it can get a grip on.

Willow

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: WIL-oh · ˈwɪloʊ
• Meaning: named for the willow tree
• Popularity: #41, holding steady (2024)
• About: Willow is a poetic name with an ethereal vibe. This tree can bend without breaking and is known for its ability to grow in a new place when its branch is cut and planted in the ground.

Ayla

• Origin: Turkish
• Pronunciation: AY-lah · ˈeɪlə
• Meaning: halo around the moon (moonlight)
• Popularity: #69 and rising (#105 → #69, 2024)
• About: A Hebrew name that means oak tree, this name embodies strength and simplicity.

Unique

These tree-inspired baby names are outside of the top 100 most popular baby names but you’ll still find them in the top 1000. That means all these great names are recognizable but not common.

Aspen

• Origin: English (modern coinage, nature name)
• Pronunciation: AS-pun · ˈæspən
• Meaning: named for the aspen (quaking) tree
• Popularity: #265 and falling (#215 → #265, 2024)

Berkley

• Origin: Old English (place name)
• Pronunciation: BURK-lee · ˈbɜːrkli
• Meaning: meadow of birch trees
• Popularity: #879 and falling (#837 → #879, 2024)

Shay

• Origin: Irish (surname, Ó Séaghdha)
• Pronunciation: SHAY · ʃeɪ
• Meaning: shay tree
• Popularity: #1,158 and falling (#999 → #1,158, 2024)
• About: Shay is cute short nature-inspired name. As an Irish name, Shay means fortunate or gift but the name Shay also refers to the shay tree in West Africa, known for producing shay butter that you’ll find in lotions.

Clementine

• Origin: French (from Latin Clemens)
• Pronunciation: KLEM-en-teen · ˈklɛmənˌtiːn
• Meaning: merciful, mild
• Popularity: #477 and rising (#542 → #477, 2024)
• About: A sweet first name for a sunny little girl. A clementine is a type of bright orange citrus fruit known for its stunning white blossoms when it flowers. 

Sylvie

• Origin: French (from Latin)
• Pronunciation: SIL-vee · ˈsɪlvi
• Meaning: of the forest
• Popularity: #360 and rising (#425 → #360, 2024)

Lennox

• Origin: Scottish (place name / surname)
• Pronunciation: LEN-uks · ˈlɛnəks
• Meaning: person from the Lennox district (the Loch Lomond/River Leven region of Scotland)
• Popularity: #688 and falling (#628 → #688, 2024)

Rare

Want to find a tree themed name for your baby girl that you won’t hear anywhere else? All of these uncommon baby girl names are outside of the top 1000 most popular names in the USA.

Sequoia

• Origin: Cherokee (named for Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee syllabary, later applied to the giant sequoia tree)
• Pronunciation: sih-KWOY-ah · sɪˈkwɔɪə
• Meaning: giant redwood
• Popularity: #2,450 and falling (#2,306 → #2,450, 2024)
• About: Bk Have you ever visited a redwood forest? There is nothing quite like it. Full of natural strength and beauty, this name stands tall in a crowd.

Cedar

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: SEE-dur · ˈsiːdər
• Meaning: the cedar tree
• Popularity: #2,383 and falling (#2,273 → #2,383, 2024)
• About: This beautiful tree name has a fresh outdoorsy feel. The cedar tree is a symbol of nobility and strength. 

Idra

• Origin: Greek
• Pronunciation: EYE-drah · ˈaɪdrə
• Meaning: linked to Hydra, the mythical multi-headed serpent
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Yves

• Origin: French (of disputed Celtic or Germanic origin)
• Pronunciation: EEV · iːv
• Meaning: yew (tree) — scholars dispute whether the name is ultimately Celtic (Gaulish ‘iuos, ‘ yew) or Germanic (Proto-Germanic *īwaz, also yew)
• Popularity: #15,182 and falling (#10,271 → #15,182, 2024)
• About: Looking for a name with natural beauty? Yves is a name of French origin that is chic and sophisticated. It sounds effortlessly cool with a Parisian flair.

Cassia

• Origin: Latin (from Greek ‘kasia’)
• Pronunciation: KAS-ee-uh · ˈkæsiə
• Meaning: cinnamon (the spice/tree)
• Popularity: #2,234 and rising (#2,353 → #2,234, 2024)
• About: The cassia tree is also known as the cinnamon tree. It’s tree bark is used to create the warm, aromatic spice we all know and love. Along with having an elegant and exotic vibe to it, this name rolls off the tongue like a melody.

Lilac

• Origin: English (flower name)
• Pronunciation: LY-lak · ˈlaɪlək
• Meaning: named for the lilac flower/shrub and its purple blossoms
• Popularity: #3,603 and rising (#5,197 → #3,603, 2024)

Jacinta

• Origin: Spanish (from Latin Hyacinthus)
• Pronunciation: hah-SEEN-tah · hɑˈsiːntə
• Meaning: the hyacinth flower
• Popularity: #4,689 and falling (#4,007 → #4,689, 2024)
• About: Jacinta is a name of Spanish origin. This might be the right name for you if you’re looking for a graceful name with floral charm.

Quinaria

• Origin: Latin (uncertain, modern coinage)
• Pronunciation: kwin-AIR-ee-uh · kwɪˈnɛəriə
• Meaning: quinaria tree
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings
• About: Quinaria is a type of palm tree. This name is of Latin origin and is a rare girls’ name you won’t hear anywhere else!

Linden

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: LIN-den · ˈlɪndən
• Meaning: the linden (lime) tree
• Popularity: #2,540, holding steady (2024)

Modern

Looking for tree inspired names for your baby girl with a modern flair? The names in this section are all up and coming, hitting the charts for the first time recently or on the rise in popularity.

Olive

• Origin: English (medieval saint’s name Oliva, from Latin oliva)
• Pronunciation: AH-liv · ˈɑːlɪv
• Meaning: olive tree; popularly linked to peace via the olive-branch symbol
• Popularity: #171 and rising (#180 → #171, 2024)

Rowan

• Origin: Irish
• Pronunciation: ROH-en · ˈroʊən
• Meaning: little red one
• Popularity: #266 and falling (#234 → #266, 2024)
• About: In Celtic mythology, the rowan tree is called the ‘tree of life’. This unisex name is also often used for boys.

Juniper

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: JOO-nih-per · ˈdʒuːnɪpər
• Meaning: the juniper tree/shrub; occasionally a folk-etymology variant of Jennifer (from Welsh Guinevere)
• Popularity: #111 and rising (#113 → #111, 2024)

Hyacinth

• Origin: Greek (via a saint’s name, from the mythological figure Hyacinthus)
• Pronunciation: HY-uh-sinth · ˈhaɪəsɪnθ
• Meaning: the hyacinth flower (also linked to the color purple)
• Popularity: #4,801 and rising (#6,761 → #4,801, 2024)

Zinnia

• Origin: English (from the flower name)
• Pronunciation: ZIN-ee-ah · ˈzɪniə
• Meaning: named for the zinnia flower
• Popularity: #1,349 and falling (#1,296 → #1,349, 2024)
• About:  The zinnia shrub is one tough flower. Its bold blooms are colorful and bright.

Marlowe

• Origin: English (place name: Marlow)
• Pronunciation: MAR-loh · ˈmɑːrloʊ
• Meaning: driftwood
• Popularity: #624 and rising (#835 → #624, 2024)

Alyvia

• Origin: Modern coinage (English, rare spelling variant of Alivia)
• Pronunciation: uh-LIV-ee-uh · əˈlɪviə
• Meaning: olive tree
• Popularity: #1,537 and falling (#1,505 → #1,537, 2024)
• About: This Arabic name is a variation of Olivia. It has the same elegant and feminine vibe with a much more personal touch. If you like contemporary, stylish names this might be the one for you.

Classic

These classic names might remind you of years gone-bye but their vintage quality makes them timeless and chic.

Elia

• Origin: Hebrew (with a secondary Greek tradition)
• Pronunciation: EE-lee-uh · ˈiːliə
• Meaning: my God is the LORD (variant of Elijah/Elias)
• Popularity: #839 and rising (#872 → #839, 2024)
• About: This name of Hebrew origin has a timeless quality and carries a spiritual meaning. 

Cypress

• Origin: English (nature name)
• Pronunciation: SY-prus · ˈsaɪprəs
• Meaning: cypress tree
• Popularity: #2,439 and rising (#2,496 → #2,439, 2024)
• About: A Greek Name that stands out with its exotic beauty and mysterious charm.

Laurel

• Origin: English (from Latin ‘laurus, ‘ via the plant name)
• Pronunciation: LAWR-ul · ˈlɔːrəl
• Meaning: laurel tree; symbolically, honor or victory
• Popularity: #728 and falling (#715 → #728, 2024)

Elowen

• Origin: Cornish
• Pronunciation: EL-oh-wen · ˈɛloʊwɛn
• Meaning: elm tree
• Popularity: #898 and rising (#1,060 → #898, 2024)

Oleandra

• Origin: Greek (uncertain)
• Pronunciation: oh-lee-AN-drah · oʊliˈændrə
• Meaning: olive tree
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Aldera

• Origin: uncertain (likely modern coinage from ‘Alder’)
• Pronunciation: al-DEHR-ah · ɑːlˈdɛrə
• Meaning: alder tree
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings
• About: This sweet name of Latin origins has a sophisticated sound. It’s rarity adds to its charming nature.

Ebony

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: EB-uh-nee · ˈɛbəni
• Meaning: named for the dark, hard wood, and by extension the color black
• Popularity: #5,472 and rising (#6,226 → #5,472, 2024)
• About: Ebony is a type of dark hardwood tree that has become rare due to its popular use. Ebony was a popular girls name in the 1970’s that you don’t see much anymore, making it a classic.

Silviane

• Origin: French (from Latin silva)
• Pronunciation: seel-vee-AHN · siːlviˈɑːn
• Meaning: forest, woods – same Latin silva root as Silvia and Sylvie
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings
• About: This French name, Silviane, evokes the image of a serene woodland. It’s a distinct name that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Olivia

• Origin: Latin
• Pronunciation: oh-LIV-ee-ah · oʊˈlɪviə
• Meaning: olive tree/branch
• Popularity: #1, holding steady (2024)

Ashley

• Origin: Old English (surname)
• Pronunciation: ASH-lee · ˈæʃli
• Meaning: one who lived near an ash-tree clearing
• Popularity: #124 and rising (#126 → #124, 2024)

Oakley

• Origin: English (place name/surname)
• Pronunciation: OHK-lee · ˈoʊkli
• Meaning: oak clearing (a clearing or meadow in an oak forest)
• Popularity: #157 and falling (#153 → #157, 2024)

Alani

• Origin: Hawaiian
• Pronunciation: ah-LAH-nee · ɑːˈlɑːni
• Meaning: the orange fruit/tree
• Popularity: #178 and falling (#176 → #178, 2024)

Daphne

• Origin: Greek
• Pronunciation: DAF-nee · ˈdæfni
• Meaning: laurel tree
• Popularity: #192 and rising (#241 → #192, 2024)

Lauren

• Origin: Latin
• Pronunciation: LOR-en · ˈlɔːrən
• Meaning: linked to the Roman place name Laurentum, itself associated with the laurel tree
• Popularity: #351 and falling (#343 → #351, 2024)

Holly

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: HAH-lee · ˈhɑːli
• Meaning: the holly tree/plant
• Popularity: #419 and rising (#451 → #419, 2024)

Elowyn

• Origin: English (variant spelling of the Cornish name Elowen)
• Pronunciation: EL-oh-win · ˈɛloʊwɪn
• Meaning: elm tree
• Popularity: #447 and rising (#692 → #447, 2024)

Hadassah

• Origin: Hebrew
• Pronunciation: huh-DASS-ah · həˈdæsə
• Meaning: myrtle (tree)
• Popularity: #532 and rising (#612 → #532, 2024)

Loretta

• Origin: Italian/Latin (diminutive of Laura)
• Pronunciation: lor-ET-ah · ləˈrɛtə
• Meaning: laurel (via Laura)
• Popularity: #677 and rising (#763 → #677, 2024)

Rowyn

• Origin: modern respelling of Rowan/Rowen (Irish/English)
• Pronunciation: ROH-win · ˈroʊwɪn
• Meaning: modern spelling variant of Rowan/Rowen; ultimate meaning disputed between ‘little red one’ and simply the rowan tree name
• Popularity: #782 and rising (#1,026 → #782, 2024)

Aspyn

• Origin: English (modern respelling of Aspen)
• Pronunciation: AS-pin · ˈæspɪn
• Meaning: named for the aspen tree
• Popularity: #894 and falling (#836 → #894, 2024)

Waverly

• Origin: English (place name/surname)
• Pronunciation: WAY-vur-lee · ˈweɪvərli
• Meaning: meadow of quivering aspen trees
• Popularity: #916 and falling (#882 → #916, 2024)

Maple

• Origin: English (surname from the noun “maple”)
• Pronunciation: MAY-pəl · ˈmeɪpəl
• Meaning: named after the maple tree
• Popularity: #1,188 and rising (#1,240 → #1,188, 2024)

Zaynab

• Origin: Arabic
• Meaning: a fragrant flowering tree/shrub
• Popularity: #1,548 and falling (#1,510 → #1,548, 2024)

Yvette

• Origin: French
• Pronunciation: ih-VET · ɪˈvɛt
• Meaning: feminine form of Yves, meaning ‘yew (tree)’; sometimes associated with ‘archer’ since yew wood was used for bows
• Popularity: #1,616 and rising (#1,823 → #1,616, 2024)

Sidra

• Origin: Arabic
• Meaning: From the Arabic word for the lote tree, referencing ‘Sidrat al-Muntaha,’ the tree marking the boundary of paradise in Islamic tradition
• Popularity: #1,641 and rising (#1,721 → #1,641, 2024)

Tamara

• Origin: Hebrew (via Slavic/Georgian Orthodox tradition)
• Meaning: date palm (from the Hebrew name Tamar)
• Popularity: #1,757 and rising (#1,848 → #1,757, 2024)

Zeynep

• Origin: Turkish (from Arabic Zaynab)
• Pronunciation: ZAY-nep · ˈzeɪnɛp
• Meaning: traditionally linked to a fragrant flowering/thorny tree
• Popularity: #1,859 and falling (#1,612 → #1,859, 2024)

Ollie

• Origin: English
• Pronunciation: AH-lee · ˈɑːli
• Meaning: pet form of Oliver/Olivia (‘olive tree’); also used as a diminutive of other names, e.g. Welsh Olwen
• Popularity: #2,256 and falling (#1,885 → #2,256, 2024)

Yvonne

• Origin: French
• Pronunciation: ih-VAHN · ɪˈvɑːn
• Meaning: feminine form of Yvon/Yves, from a Germanic root for ‘yew’; traditionally linked to ‘archer’ since yew wood was used for bows
• Popularity: #2,318 and falling (#2,191 → #2,318, 2024)

Melia

• Origin: Greek
• Pronunciation: MEH-lee-uh · ˈmɛliə
• Meaning: ash tree (name of a Greek mythological nymph)
• Popularity: #2,470 and falling (#1,756 → #2,470, 2024)

Acacia

• Origin: Greek
• Meaning: a thorny flowering tree
• Popularity: #2,711 and rising (#2,850 → #2,711, 2024)

Olivette

• Origin: French
• Pronunciation: ah-lih-VET · ɒlɪˈvɛt
• Meaning: feminine form of Oliver, traditionally glossed ‘olive tree’
• Popularity: #7,842 and rising (#10,935 → #7,842, 2024)

Selby

• Origin: Old Norse (English place name/surname)
• Meaning: willow farm
• Popularity: #14,943 and falling (#13,355 → #14,943, 2024)

Dao

• Origin: Vietnamese
• Pronunciation: DOW · ˈdaʊ
• Meaning: peach / peach blossom (from Đào, the Vietnamese word for the peach tree)
• Popularity: #12,585 as of 2018 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Embla

• Origin: Old Norse (Norse mythology)
• Pronunciation: EM-blah · ˈɛmblə
• Meaning: elm tree (the name of the first woman in Norse mythology, traditionally paired with Ask/Askr, ‘ash tree’)
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Hadas

• Origin: Hebrew
• Meaning: myrtle (tree)
• Popularity: #11,547 as of 2023 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Kaede

• Origin: Japanese
• Pronunciation: KAH-eh-deh (Japanese final ‘e’ is ‘eh’) · kɑːɛdeɪ
• Meaning: maple (tree)
• Popularity: #8,697 as of 2023 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Myrtle

• Origin: English (plant name)
• Pronunciation: MER-tul · ˈmɜːrtəl
• Meaning: named after the myrtle plant, an evergreen shrub associated with love and marriage
• Popularity: #14,617 as of 2023 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Orna

• Origin: Hebrew
• Meaning: likely ‘pine/cedar tree’ (feminine form of Oren)
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Lubna

• Origin: Arabic
• Meaning: the storax tree (a fragrant flowering tree)
• Popularity: #16,732 as of 2022 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Lorinda

• Origin: Latin (via Laurinda)
• Meaning: Spelling variant of Laurinda, connected to Laura (Latin ‘laurus, ‘ laurel)
• Popularity: #12,905 as of 2023 — not currently in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Eunsol

• Origin: Mixed Sino-Korean/Native Korean
• Meaning: grace and pine tree (symbolizing steadfastness)
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

Arava

• Origin: Hebrew
• Meaning: willow (a homographic Hebrew word also means ‘desert plain/steppe’)
• Popularity: Not in the U.S. Social Security rankings

How These Names Are Trending

31 of these names rose in the U.S. Social Security rankings last year, and 27 are falling, per Social Security data through 2024.

How These Names Are Trending

31 of these names rose in the U.S. Social Security rankings last year, and 27 are falling, per Social Security data through 2024.

How These Names Are Trending

31 of these names rose in the U.S. Social Security rankings last year, and 27 are falling, per Social Security data through 2024.

How These Names Are Trending

18 of these names rose in the U.S. Social Security rankings last year, and 16 are falling, per Social Security data through 2024.

How These Names Are Trending

18 of these names rose in the U.S. Social Security rankings last year, and 16 are falling, per Social Security data through 2024.

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Wrapping Up

Each of these unique tree names would be sure to add a touch of nature’s beauty and help you embrace the earthy nature of your connection to the world around you. So, whether you’re drawn to the soothing sound of Aspen or the cultural allure of Elowen, these tree-inspired girl names create a canopy of possibilities for you and your little one. 

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