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Since there is a way to make the english-speaking reader suddenly understand what the article talks about, that is to say, to use words in English (when this is possible), I can not understand the reason to put the name of the botanical alpine garden "Chanousia" as the title. Moreover, this choice doesn't respect the bilingual status (French/Italian) of Aosta valley. -- Simoncik84 ( talk) 17:01, 23 February 2010 (UTC) reply