| POTENTILLA | Plant or shrub with five-petalled flowers (10) |
| PERIWINKLE | Plant with five-petalled flowers |
| FRUTEX | Plant or shrub with a woody stem (6) |
| HERBROBERT | Wild geranium with small pink five-petalled flowers |
| STJOHNSWORT | Shrub or plant with yellow five-petalled flowers (2,5,4) |
| PIMPERNEL | Small plant of the primrose family, with flat five-petalled flowers (sometimes scarlet) (9) |
| OXEYEDAISY | Tall white-petalled flower of the aster family |
| VIOLET | Common five-petalled flower |
| ROCK | Cistus plant or - - - - rose with five-petalled, papery blooms (4) |
| FRANGIPANI | Tropical tree or shrub with yellow, white or pink blooms |
| VIOLETS | Small, dainty spring beauties with five-petalled blooms (7) |
| CORNFLOWER | The blue-petalled Centaurea cyanus, seen in meadows (10) |
| MALLOW | Plant with hairy leaves and 5-petalled, pinkish-mauve flowers (6) |
| TRADESCANTIA | American genus of perennial herbs with three-petalled flowers (12) |
| TRILLIUM | Genus of plants with a whorl of three leaves and a single central white, purple or pink three-petalled flower (8) |
| DAISIES | White-petalled flowers (7) |
| BRAMBLE | Prickly herbaceous plant or shrub, especially a blackberry plant (7) |
| MAGNOLIA | Tree or shrub with goblet- or star-shaped flowers in spring; or, an off-white colour often used for household interior paint (8) |
| ACACIA | Tree or shrub with yellow or white flowers |
| BULRUSH | Water plant or shrub vigorously about mid-July (7) |
