The British refer to these insects as ladybird beetles, while gardeners here usually call them ladybugs.

And its 30 gardeners call it "The Garden of Happiness."

American gardeners call it "zonal denial": returning home with holiday booty, in the form of garden plants, from a warmer climate zone than your own.

The plant you admire is one of the group known as the hortensias, or the "changeables," as British gardeners call them.

By summer I will be rewarded with beautiful, crumbly compost - black gold, gardeners call it.

Many gardeners call this tulip tree, which is a misnomer.

The early gardeners called it storksbill because the seedpod resembled a stork's bill.

Some gardeners also call this plant sundrop, which is a little closer to reality.

Some gardeners call this tree a mimosa, but this is where botanical binomials are essential.

Rain gardens are gaining in popularity throughout the country, and gardeners could call the local stormwater management agency for advice.