Grove (noun)

1. A small group of trees growing closely together, typically producing a dense shade.
2. An area of parkland or woodland with a similar arrangement of trees.
3. A small area of trees or bushes growing on the edge of a field or near water.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english grāf, of germanic origin; related to dutch groef and german grube.

Examples:

1. A grove of oak trees surrounded the house.
2. They took a picnic and relaxed in the grove.
3. She walked along the river and saw a grove of willow trees.
4. The grove provided a nice shaded area for the picnic.
5. The animals often took shelter in the grove during hot weather.