| RHODODENDRONS | Evergreen shrubs bearing clusters of bell-shaped flowers (13) |
| COMFREY | A plant of the borage family with clusters of bell-shaped flowers (7) |
| RHODODENDRON | A shrub or small tree with large clusters of bell-shaped flowers (12) |
| SUMAC | Any shrub or small tree of the genus Rhus in the cashew family (Anacardiaceae), bearing clusters of hairy red fruit (5) |
| FEIJOA | Evergreen shrub bearing guava-like fruit (6) |
| SLOES | Shrubs bearing plums |
| YUCCA | A plant of the agave family with sword-like leaves and spikes of bell-shaped flowers (5) |
| LILY | Small plant of Europe and North America with spikes of bell-shaped flowers (4,2,3,6) |
| VALLEY | Small plant of Europe and North America with spikes of bell-shaped flowers (4,2,3,6) |
| OFTHE | Small plant of Europe and North America with spikes of bell-shaped flowers (4,2,3,6) |
| FOXGLOVE | Digitalis plant, with spire of bell-shaped flowers (8) |
| HOLEANDCORNER | Secret hidden at first - shrub bearing seeds |
| CROWNIMPERIAL | Plant of the lily family with orange bell-shaped flowers |
| SKIMMIA | Genus of evergreen shrubs (in the ruta family), grown for their clusters of spring flowers followed by (on female plants) long-lasting red berries (7) |
| ROSE | Genus of a thorny climbing shrub bearing shiny fragrant flowers |
| CLOCHE | Type of bell-shaped women's hat popular in the 1920s and 30s (6) |
| LAVATERA | Shrub bearing pink, white or purple flowers named after two Swiss naturalists (8) |
| FUCHSIA | Shrub bearing showy drooping flowers |
| RIBES | Northern hemisphere genus of shrub bearing currants or gooseberries (5) |
| KALMIA | Genus of evergreen shrubs of North America and Cuba whose foliage is toxic if eaten by certain anima |
