| LOAMY | Like a fertile plot of land |
| HOTBED | Fertile plot |
| GARDEN | Fertile plot |
| ALLOTMENT | Historically, a portion of a field assigned by a landowner to a tenant cottager for tillage, later a plot of land rented by an individual as a non-commercial kitchen garden (9) |
| PARCEL | From "small portion", a word for a distinct piece or plot of land; an object or a collection of goods, wrapped in a single package; a lot; or, a company, group, party or set (6) |
| ORCHARD | I am leaving old king a fertile piece of land (7) |
| BRAINCHILDREN | Products of a fertile imagination? (13) |
| BRAINCHILD | Product of a fertile imagination? |
| RENDZINA | A fertile soil-type derived from a calcium-rich bedrock |
| LOAM | A fertile soil of clay and sand containing humus |
| EVESHAM | Worcestershire town in the centre of a fertile vale (7) |
| OASIS | What is a fertile place in a desert (5) |
| GALE | Related to Old Norse meaning "mad, frantic, furious", a strong wind; a storm at sea; or, an unrelated word for a plot of land granted to a freeminer in the Forest of Dean (4) |
| GLEBE | From Latin for "clod", a plot of land attached to a parish church that served as part of a clergyman's benefice; or, a poetic word for fields or the soil (5) |
| EXAMINEE | A fertile source in river, one subject to test? (8) |
| ROOSTER | A fertile adult male chicken, especially in North America (7) |
| DUNGHILL | Sounds as if man knew her for a fertile rise (8) |
| SERFDOM | In the Middle Ages, a state of bondage to a hereditary plot of land and to the landlord's will (7) |
| ACREAGE | Size in area of a plot of land |
| ACRE | Unit of measure for a big plot of land |
