Learn about plants in Quancheng Park

Jinan Quancheng Park is rich in plant species, including gymnosperms, angiosperms, and various ornamental plants. The park was formerly known as Jinan Botanical Garden, which was established in 1986, with nearly 200,000 plants of 450 species from 89 families. A month later, I visited Quancheng Park again with friends to learn about various types of plants. We usually enter from the east gate of the park, pass through the tall and majestic Metasequoia forest, and continue to stroll to the western and southern parts. Roses and Chinese roses are in full bloom, and we discovered the beautifully shaped and stretching trees like the bitter neem tree, magnolia tree, ginkgo tree, and hackberry tree, which is not the singer Pu Shu, but really a kind of tree. We also got to know some plants we had not known before, such as Ligustrum sinense, spiny amaranth, Aesculus chinensis, and Euonymus europaeus...