What villages are named after plants?

There are many villages named after plants in China, such as:

Jiangsu Yixing Yangquan Middle Road North? Yangshu village

Yilin Town, Funing, Jiangsu? Sangshu village

Huai Shu Cun, Sanzhuang Township, Siyang County, Jiangsu Province

Rong Shu Village, Babu District, Hezhou, Guangxi

Wutongshu Village, Busan Town, Lai 'an County, Anhui Province

Zhangshu Village, Xidian Town, Ninghai City, Zhejiang Province

Qiu Shu Slope, Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang City

Xiaozuo Town, Shijiazhuang City? ? Lei Hu village

Shuichuan Town, Baiyin City? ? Wuliu village

Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang City? Nanhao pavilion

Jingxing County, Shijiazhuang City? Taolinping

It makes sense for these villages to be named after plants, but most of them are taken from the characteristics of local natural plant communities at that time.

Of course, it's not just villages that use plants to name place names!

For example:

Huangmei County, Hubei Province

Guangzhou:

Yuexiu District has Liu Rong Road, Rong Shu Lane, Guihuagang, Tanguili, Ludi Lane, Meihua Village, Huanghuagang, Zhusi Village and Kuishu Temple;

Liwan District includes Lai Chi Wan, Conggui Road, Lan Xin Street, Wan Tao, Maicun, Miancun, Jushu Village and Kwai Peng Chau.

Haizhu District has Shiliugang, Songgang, Yuan Di, Hulugang, Yungui Village, Guitian Village and mangshi? Village, Xinglin Street;

Chengdu Rongcheng

In short, there are countless places named after plants, and the natural scenery in those places is also extremely beautiful. I suggest you go out to play when you are free.