| GUTTER | Almost go out, heading for garden, say (6) |
| ABBEY | Sisters here go out heading north in a yacht initially (5) |
| NICER | Eric goes out, heading north to be more exact (5) |
| CLOISTER | Initially clerics live out, heading away from sister’s convent life |
| ALLEGE | Path around front of garden, say (6) |
| EVOLVE | Progress can almost go either way (6) |
| REVERS | Almost go backwards to find bit of jacket (6) |
| EATOUT | Enjoy Olive Garden, say |
| ATEOUT | Patronized Olive Garden, say |
| EDITED | Bettered "Better Homes and Gardens," say |
| BASKET | A woven container such as a creel for fish, hamper for picnic food, punnet for strawberries, skep for bees or a trug for garden produce (6) |
| GNOMES | Gemstones set out for garden features (6) |
| FEEDER | Container filled with nuts or seeds for garden birds; a bib/bottle for a baby or a child; a tributary stream; or, a railway branch linking outlying areas to the trunk line (6) |
| KIOSKS | Word that derives from the Persian for palaces and Turkish for garden pavilions or summerhouses, yet is used to describe public telephone boxes or newspaper stands (6) |
| ARBOUR | Bear in mind there's no opening for garden alcove (6) |
| APHIDS | Has dip stirred for garden pests (6) |
| PRIVET | Shrub used for garden hedges (6) |
| EOLITH | Old stone tool, one for garden holding most of work up (6) |
| HOEING | Selfish type limiting one in Germany for garden work? (6) |
| ASHLAR | Masonry made of large square-cut stones used for garden walls (6) |
