| BUTTERFLIES | Mix fertile tubs for these garden-friendly insects for lepidopterists! (11) |
| BIRDS | Fat balls are a sustaining food for these garden visitors (5) |
| NETS | Some gear for lepidopterists |
| KEW | You might queue, we hear, for these gardens (3) |
| BUTTERFLYNUT | Security for lepidopterist? (9,3) |
| GREENFLY | Environmentally friendly insect is a garden pest (8) |
| GREENHOUSES | He's generous to a fault with these garden features (11) |
| SUBSTITUTES | I/us test tubs for people (or things) acting in place of others! (11) |
| TESTCRICKET | Try out insect for international game (4,7) |
| SPELLINGBEE | Useful if competitive insect for crossworders? (8,3) |
| APIARIST | From Latin for "bee", a term for a bee-master/mistress who keeps a colony of said eusocial insects for their beeswax, honey and royal jelly (8) |
| SNAILS | Charles finally pins down these garden pests (6) |
| DAHLIAS | Lift tubers of these garden favourites after the first frost (7) |
| BASSINETS | Go-carts, hooded perambulators, straw cribs, wicker cradles or other tiny tubs for tots or apparently washbowl-shaped berceaux for babies (9) |
| DRY | Artificial water-floating 'insects' for fishing (3,5) |
| FLIES | Artificial water-floating 'insects' for fishing (3,5) |
| SUNDEWS | Marsh plants with sticky hairs that trap insects for food |
| TEMPESTS | Met returning insects, for example, in storms (8) |
| ANTS | Article on saint upset by insects for instance (4) |
| PEASANTS | Round seeds with insects for agricultural labourers? (8) |
