| FESTOONS | From the Italian for "ornaments for feasts", garlands of flowers, foliage, fruit, ribbons etc suspended in tied swags; or, carved/painted representations of these (8) |
| SWAG | Word, tottering from an Old Norse root, for a bulging bag of booty or bundle of loot; or, a decorative festoon or garland of flowers, foliage or fruit (4) |
| BOWERBIRD | An avian nicknamed "gardener" or "stagemaker" for its courtship habit of constructing an elaborate nest or boudoir of colourful feathers, flowers, foliage, fruit, shells etc; or, by extension, a perso |
| BANQUETS | Prohibit a new quest for feasts (8) |
| SPREADS | Allows more space for feasts (7) |
| FLUSH | A startled flock of rising or springing game birds; a fresh bloom of flowers, foliage or fruit; a suffusion of a reddish or rosy colour; or, a hand of poker cards, all of the same suit (5) |
| SPRIG | Little stem of flowers, foliage or berries; or, a representation of thus in the form of an embroidered motif or of a low-relief ornament applied to greenware (5) |
| TIFFANY | Designer noted for his iridescent handmade art nouveau "favrile" decorated in motifs within the glass suggestive of flowers, foliage, peacock feathers, water etc (7) |
| WREATH | Decorative circlet of flowers, foliage, pine cones, berries, feathers and seed heads for a front door at Christmas (6) |
| LEIS | (Hawaiian) garlands of flowers usually worn on the head or shoulders |
| ENCARPUS | A sculpted festoon of fruit, flowers, foliage and drapery ornamenting a frieze in classical architecture (8) |
| SERTA | Garlands of flowers, often worn by party-goers |
| VASES | Vessels, usually tall and circular, used for ornaments or containers for flowers |
| PEWTER | Grey alloy traditionally comprising tin mixed with small amounts of antimony and copper, used for ornaments, tableware etc. (6) |
| BANDEAU | A narrow band of ribbon etc. worn round the head (7) |
| LACE | Traditionally made in Brussels, Chantilly and Honiton, fabric with sprigs/motifs representing flowers, foliage, butterflies etc joined by "brides" within a border of gimp (4) |
| GARLANDS | Long festoons of fir cones, flowers, foliage and fruit used to decorate beams, chimney pieces and staircases at Christmas; or, literary anthologies or florilegia (8) |
| BRASS | Metal used to make cornets, horns, trumpets, ornaments for draught horses harnesses or blocks for stamping |
| HABERDASHER | Seller of tapes, ribbons etc (11) |
| ENAMEL | A coloured, glossy substance fused to the surface of metal or glass articles for ornament or protection (6) |
