| AUBERON | Author of the novels The Foxglove Saga and Path Of Dalliance (7) |
| WAUGH | Author of the novels The Foxglove Saga and Path Of Dalliance (5) |
| OPHELIA | Shakespeare character who speaks of 'the primrose path of dalliance' (7) |
| FOOTWAY | Pay for walking principally over a yard and path (7) |
| ASPHALT | It covers roads and paths running round a lake (7) |
| CAPSULE | Foil cap on a wine bottle's cork; seedcase of a foxglove, poppy or violet; or, with "time", a cache of items representative of contemporary life, buried for future discovery (7) |
| SPOTTED | As the throats of foxglove flowers may be... espied? (7) |
| DIGITAL | Bits evenly removed from foxglove with a finger (7) |
| GARDENS | Disturbing dangers where toxic plants like laburnum and foxgloves grow (7) |
| DIGOXIN | Compound present in foxgloves, used as a cardiac stimulant (7) |
| DIGITALIS | With cultivars including Glittering Prizes, Milk Chocolate, Apricot Beauty, Strawberry and Sugar Plum, the Latin name of the foxglove (9) |
| RACEME | From the Latin for "bunch of grapes", an inflorescence or panicle characteristic of a plant such as the foxglove, lupin or snapdragon (6) |
| WEIR | Composer of King Harold's Saga and Armida who is the current Master of the Queen's Music; a low dam across a river; or, a kiddle (4) |
| JOHNGALSWORTHY | English author of The Forsyte Saga and its sequels (4,10) |
| REASER | Elizabeth who starred in The Twilight Saga and The Haunting of Hill House (6) |
| VERONICA | Plant of the foxglove family in a cover, oddly (8) |
| PLANTAIN | Plant in the order Lamiales, such as the foxglove or snapdragon (8) |
| GALSWORTHY | John _, English novelist and playwright who wrote The Forsyte Saga and its sequels (10) |
| EDGER | Dutch hoe-like garden tool for neatening/trimming the borders and sides of lawns and paths (5) |
| DEADMENSBELLS | Another name for the foxglove (4,4,5) |
