| REDGUM | Any of various Australian eucalyptus trees with aromatic leaves such as the River - |
| ROSEMARY | From the Latin meaning "dew of the sea", a shrub with aromatic needle-like leaves such as the Lady in White or Sissinghurst Blue that is a symbol of remembrance (8) |
| WATTLE | Any of various Australian trees or shrubs of the genus Acacia (6) |
| COCKATOO | Any of various Australian parrots of the family Camtuidae, with a distinctive meet (8) |
| BAYBERRY | North American shrub with aromatic leathery leaves such as the northern ..., Myrica pensylvanica (8) |
| SCALLION | Vegetable with a small bulb and long green leaves such as the spring onion (8) |
| ACHERON | One of the five rivers of the Greek underworld, known as the river of woe (7) |
| LEPIDOTE | Of leaves such as those of rhododendrons, covered with small scurfy scales (8) |
| LINDERA | Genus of diverse spice bush, small trees with aromatic leaves - upset Ireland! (7) |
| WATTLES | Any of various Australian acacias (7) |
| BEETLE | Christmas --, any of various Australian scarabs (6) |
| FEATHER | Trees with pinnate leaves such as Butia capitata (7,5) |
| PALMS | Trees with pinnate leaves such as Butia capitata (7,5) |
| SWORDSHAPED | Many leaves, such as those of the gladiolus, are said to be this (5-6) |
| ENOCH | First name of the politician who made the infamous address dubbed by the press as the 'Rivers of Blood' speech in Birmingham in 1968 (5) |
| ARUMS | Plants with spear-like leaves, such as cuckoopints (5) |
| TREFOIL | Plant with three-lobed leaves such as clover (7) |
| SASSAFRAS | Deciduous US tree with aromatic leaves and bark (9) |
| MALLEE | Australian eucalyptus tree such as the Blackbutt ___ or Plunkett ___ (6) |
| MYRTLE | Tree with aromatic leaves |
