| NAVELORANGE | Citrus fruit originally grown in Brazil |
| TANGERINES | Citrus fruits, originally from a Moroccan port (10) |
| SATSUMA | A citrus fruit of a hardy, loose-skinned variety, originally grown in Japan (7) |
| LASVEGASPARAGUS | Veggie originally grown in Nevada? |
| MCINTOSH | Sharp-tasting, late-ripening red apple originally grown in Canada |
| CABERNET | A superior type of red wine, originally grown in Bordeaux (8) |
| FIGS | Fruit originally forbidden in garden setting? (4) |
| CASABA | Fruit originally from Turkey |
| LYCHEE | Fruit originally from China (6) |
| BANANA | Fruit originally bought by a granny |
| ROMEAPPLES | Fruit originally from Ohio |
| FIG | Fruit originally from island gardens |
| PEACH | Fruit originally penny apiece (5) |
| MULBERRY | With bramble-like fruits, a deciduous tree with leaves originally grown for feeding silkworms, assoc |
| CURLY | - kale; originally grown as cattle fodder, a leafy brassica esteemed as a superfood (5) |
| MEDJOOL | ___ date, soft fruit originally from Morocco with a velvety skin and rich, caramel-like taste (7) |
| UGLI | Trademark for a hybrid citrus fruit grown in Jamaica |
| LEMON | Citrus fruit grown in area such as an Italian grove, Mediterranean orchard or orangery (5) |
| TULIPS | Spring flowers in the lily family grown in vast numbers at Keukenhof in Holland (6) |
| PEAR | Depicted in botanical art, breakfast pieces or still lifes, a pome grown in an orchard or in the espalier-style (4) |
