I saw this name (Florella) written on the grave of a young lady who lived during the Victorian Era and it caught my attention, I’ve been thinking of it ever since 
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Since Flora and Florence are quite popular, do you think Florella could get more recognition if more people heard of it? What’s your opinion on the name?
it seems very frilly – more so than is popular right now. that’s not to say it couldn’t get popular, but I think we’ll see more use out of flora/florence at the moment.
[name_f]Florella[/name_f] is pretty interesting and sweet but it reminds me a bit of a cleaning product for some reason though I can’t say why exactly
It’s a bit frilly for me, but I definitely think it works as a name. I prefer the more traditional, streamlined Florence and Flora. I also quite like Florice (usually prn. FLOR-iss, but I’ve always said flor-EECE)!
I don’t mind it, it just personally reminds me too much of chlorella. I like [name_f]Fiorella[/name_f] a bit more!
It reminds me of some kind of botanical term? Like a part of a plant? Split into its component parts there’s no reason why it shouldn’t work, but it doesn’t for me for some reason. Prefer the more streamlined options.