| KITCHENWARE | A new thicker liquid in pots, pans etc (11) |
| COVENWARE | Witches' pots, pans, etc.? |
| MELTINGPOINT | At which something becomes liquid in pot maybe? |
| COPPER | Used to make bronze alloys, penny coins, free-standing baths, pots, pans, Moscow mule mugs ... metal sometimes forming a patina known as verdigris (6) |
| IRONMONGERS | Club with money supported by German dealers lately, sellers of pans etc (11) |
| TINKER | Mess about with one who mends pots and pans, etc |
| COOKWARE | Pots and pans, etc (8) |
| TINKERS | Itinerant menders of kettles, pans, etc. |
| TRIVETS | Stands for hot pans, etc |
| BARRIE | Surname of the writer famous for Peter Pan, etc. (6) |
| SHIRR | Word for "bake", as in eggs in pots, aka A"ufs en cocotte; or, in dressmaking, a series of gathers made by means of elasticated thread (5) |
| YOGHURTS | Why I'll never stretch out on a mat without a selection of food in pots? (8) |
| SPRING | It's a good time to plant ___ bedding in pots and borders (6) |
| CERAMICS | Energy lacking in distribution of ice-creams in pots |
| HEATHER | Plant winter ___ in pots for a cheery indoor display (7) |
| HOTPLATES | Items on a stove, left in pots, heat poorly (3,6) |
| BONSAI | Miniature trees grown in pots originating in Japan (6) |
| APRICOTS | Fruit and a large amount of rice kept in pots (8) |
| MUSCARI | Botanical name for small blue flowers growing in woodlands and cottage gardens or planted in pots indoors, commonly called grape hyacinths (7) |
| HYDRANGEA | Shrubby plant with large clusters of showy flowers which doesn't like the soil in Mallorca so is best grown in pots on the island (9) |
