His gardener.

My gardener.

'Your' gardener?

'Our' gardener.

The gardener. That's terrific.

How's your family gardener?

How about that gardener?

What about the gardener?

Nothing but a lousy gardener.

A gardener who quotes poetry.

He's th' head gardener, he is.

He don't talk like a gardener.

I want to search the gardener.

I had the gardener plant some trees.

The gardener had tulips of various kinds.

But, after all, we are the gardener.

Don't forget to pay the gardener, Lillian.

If you ain't a gardener, you ain't gangsta.

If you ain't a gardener, you ain't gangsta.

Our gardener was bringing it back from town.

A gardener was called in to design the garden.

He is an amateur gardener, but his flowers are beautiful.

I work as a gardener, and I am very happy.

So I'm not a farmer, I would consider myself a gardener.

I found it in the garden I'm a very devoted gardener.

The gardener planted a rose tree in the middle of the garden.

A slow smile spread over it and the gardener looked quite different.

I was learned that by a young lady I was gardener to.

And then I was a masseuse. And then I was a landscape gardener.

And that was when we discovered we were all using the same gardener.

Oh, could he have left a package or a briefcase with the handyman, gardener?

What were you doing in the car with his wife and kid? I'm the gardener.

And experience is telling me that there is something between those women and that gardener.

The old gardener pushed his cap back on his bald head and stared at her a minute.

Mitya, ride to our country estate and tell Maxim the gardener to pay his due to the landowner.

It's the attention to detail that a gardener can give to a small plot that makes it so productive.

Chris's veg garden may look untidy to a regular gardener, but like in the woodland, every plant is serving a purpose.

A veg garden with an experienced gardener can produce up to five times more food per square metre than a large farm.

Where is he? Come on, in my office. He works in the Maintenance Department as, you know, a floor sweeper and a sometime gardener.

In 1860, Marianne North, an amateur gardener and painter, crossed the ocean to America with letters of introduction, an easel, and a love of flowers.

This is a plant which I've always thought to be rather tedious named after Morin, who was an enterprising French gardener, who issued the first seed catalog in 1621.