| CUCKOOPINT | European plant also called lordsand-ladies (6,4) |
| SWEETCICELY | Aromatic European plant also called myrrh (5,6) |
| ARUM | Genus of 'cuckoo pint' and 'lordsand-ladies' (4) |
| BLUEBELL | European plant also known as a wood hyacinth or harebell |
| JOSHUATREE | Indulge in banter with Greek character upset about European plant |
| HEARTSEASE | Suit, as sported in Eastern European plant |
| REPUTATION | Name European plant in allotment (10) |
| CORNCOCKLE | European plant having reddish-purple flowers that grows in cornfields (10) |
| STITCHWORT | European plant of the genus Stellaria with small white star-shaped flowers such as the Greater ___ (10) |
| ASPHODELUS | Genus of southern European plants of the lily family, having white, pink, or flowers in elongated clusters (10) |
| ROSECAMPION | The European plant Lychnis coronaria, also called dusty miller |
| BLUEEYEDMARY | Southern European plant of the borage family also called creeping navelwort |
| SPIGNEL | European plant of mountain regions also called baldmoney (7) |
| FEVERFEW | Bushy European plant, Chrysanthemum parthenium, having white flower heads (8) |
| PASQUEFLOWER | Small, purple-flowered European plant of the buttercup family (6,6) |
| TREE | Oddly termed European plant (4) |
| EMBOSS | In relief, carve top of bust in European plant |
| LIMETREE | Approximately 167ft European plant |
| FENUGREEK | Flooded area adjoining high-class European plant |
| LETTUCE | Allowed to chop up European plant for salad |
