Getting outside and being immersed in nature is one of the most pleasurable - and inexpensive - things we can do for ourselves.
Flowers, trees and plants not only enrich the environment for us, but they benefit wildlife too, creating habitats and food for them to flourish.
The Royal Horticultural Society said today that its 'army' of gardeners add 22 million plants to gardens every year.
A survey of 2,000 of its members showed that green-fingered gardeners are putting between 10 and 40 new plants into their gardens annually.
But how many of our garden plants do you recognise?
As more and more flowers begin to show their pretty faces in our gardens, parks and public spaces, we wanted to quiz you on them.
Do you know a snowdrop from a lily of the valley?
Take the quiz below and let us know how you score.
