| PLANTATIONS | Estates where crops such as cotton, sugar or tea are grown on a large scale (11) |
| PLANTATION | Estate where crops such as rubber, cotton, etc are grown on a large scale (10) |
| WEEVIL | Tiny beetle that attacks crops such as cotton (6) |
| PLANTER | Person who raises tea, cotton, sugar etc (7) |
| CROPS | Cultivated plants that are grown on a large scale commercially (5) |
| YIELD | Measurement of a harvested crop such as grapes or grain; or, the profit or return on an investment (5) |
| CROP | Plant grown on a large scale commercially (4) |
| BOLL | What is the rounded seed capsule of plants such as cotton or flax? (4) |
| VERTICILLIUMWILT | A disease of over 300 species of eudicot plants such as cotton, tomatoes, potatoes, oilseed rape, aubergines and peppers |
| SCYTHE | Tool with a long curved blade used for cutting crops such as grain (6) |
| LEGUME | Any pod-bearing plant yielding crops such as peas, beans or clovers (6) |
| EARLY | Morning work shift; or, a word used to denote the first vegetables to crop, such as new potatoes (5) |
| UNION | Textile woven from two different fibres such as cotton and linen (5) |
| STAN | This level of quality is also a tall form of plant grown on a single stem - such as with some roses, fuchsias and apple trees! |
| DARD | This level of quality is also a tall form of plant grown on a single stem - such as with some roses, fuchsias and apple trees! (4) |
| ESPALIER | An ornamental shrub or fruit tree grown on a lattice or framework of stakes (8) |
| HERB | Create a dedicated ___ bed for culinary crops such as chives (4) |
| SEEDY | Sow ___ of crops such as peas in soil warmed by cloches (5) |
| SEEDS | Save ripe ___ from crops such as beans to sow next year (5) |
| CABBAGE | Sow crops such as early summer ___ in trays in the greenhouse (7) |
