| CUTTINGEDGE | Innovative, putting piece of plant on border |
| TWEED | The first noxious plant on border river (5) |
| STANDARDS | These levels of quality or attainment are usually tall form of plants on single stems - including roses and types of apple tree! (9) |
| SLIPPEDDISC | Cut bits of plant on saucer, resulting in injury (7,4) |
| BOXINGRING | Putting piece of jewellery in case for fight scene (6,4) |
| GIMME | Putting piece of cake in bag, I'm merry |
| CLOVER | Something spicy to right of plant on the lawn (6) |
| VIOLATOR | Defiler of plant on hill (8) |
| YELLOW | Colour of plant on display at Rail Live (6) |
| BOTANY | Study of plants on the bay (6) |
| ABOUND | Third of plants on verge flourish (6) |
| BOTANICAL | To do with the science of plants on a Baltic Exchange (9) |
| GRAFT | In horticulture, a piece of plant tissue, normally a stem, that is made to unite with an established plant (5) |
| CUTTING | Piece of plant taken for propagation |
| LOOFAH | A rough sponge-like piece of plant fibre used for scrubbing the body (6) |
| MICROPROPAGATION | Producing many individual plants from a small piece of plant tissue (16) |
| GRAFTS | In horticulture, pieces of plant tissue, normally stems, that are made to unite with established plants (6) |
| ALLROUNDER | The French go putting piece of toast in batter? Not only that |
| CORN | ___ on the cob, long rounded part of a maize plant on which small yellow seeds grow (4) |
| TEASEL | Plant on base of hatstand (6) |
