| AARONSROD | Mullein with a tall straight flowering stem (6,3) |
| ROD | Aaron's --, mullein with tall straight flowering stem (3) |
| VERBASCUM | Mullein genus, with tall flower spikes - begins with a part of speech (9) |
| ECTOMORPH | In physiology, the term for a person with a tall and lean body shape (9) |
| GREATDANE | Dog with a tall body |
| AARONS | ____ rod, native British wild flower with a tall stem that is also called common mullein (6) |
| SCAPE | Space, possibly, for a leafless flowering stem eg of a tulip (5) |
| FLORET | Flowering stem of a head of broccoli or cauliflower (6) |
| KETCH | A two-masted sailing vessel with a tall mainmast and a shorter mizzen mast (5) |
| TAGINE | A North African stew prepared in a shallow earthenware cooking dish with a tall conical lid (6) |
| LOMBARDY | ____ poplar, a tree with a tall, slender shape used in windbreaks (8) |
| STANDARDLAMP | Tall, freestanding electric light with a tall pole and base (8,4) |
| ALGAE | Non-flowering stem less water plants |
| TOPHAT | A man's hat with a tall cylindrical crown and narrow brim (3,3) |
| IRIS | With a tall, bearded variety hybridised by Bryan Dodsworth, a flower related to the crocus, gladioli and freesia symbolising faith, hope and wisdom (4) |
| TORCH | Wind-up- or battery-powered flashlight; blowlamp; tall cactus; or, a glowing mullein inflorescence (5) |
| PINCHOFSALT | Little seasoning to take with a tall story? (5,2,4) |
| MOHICAN | Hairstyle with a tall, spiky wall of hair, shaved either side (7) |
| SOMBRERO | Broad-brimmed hat with a tall crown (8) |
| HOPALONG | Dance with a tall, so-called Western hero |
