I think the main issues with names is the incosistency. For some they got the cientific name, for some they got the 'popular' name, for others they kept the japanese name... The criteria used varied from girl to girl and some ended with very bizarre names. (Most of the ones that uses cientific names).

Originally Posted by victor sant

I think the main issues with names is the incosistency. For some they got the cientific name, for some they got the 'popular' name, for others they kept the japanese name... The criteria used varied from girl to girl and some ended with very bizarre names. (Most of the ones that uses cientific names).

Ok this is bugging me. Why no s on scientific? If it's a second language issue, my apologies I have just never seen anyone leave the s off of scientific.

I find the different names a bit weird too and would prefer some consistency.

The scientific or special names i do not care much for whether they sound like girl names or not, but having one called Saffron Tulip while the other gets called Gomphrena Globosa feels a tad weird. Heck, we also have Di Yu which is what they call it in chinese.

Voted for yellow bar. But when i type cepha lantera to google images, i must see lost of flowers there, not some random images... Dont care if its scientific or not, all what matters is they are flowers right?