The art gardener and entrepreneur Johann Peter Paul Bouché already appreciated the location Treptow. He came from a Berlin family that had successfully practiced horticulture since the 18th century. As a member of the Forestry and Economics Deputation, he earned great merit when he ordered the "regulated planting of copses near Treptow," the forerunner of Treptow Park, which he founded. Bouchéweg, since 1896 Bouchéstraße, was named after him in 1842. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)