| PRECEDENT | Point about playground garden - an example to be followed |
| ROLEMODEL | One whose behaviour is seen as example to be followed (4,5) |
| PATTERN | Talk quickly with new example to be followed |
| ROLEMODELS | Bad loser admits procedure left examples to be followed (4,6) |
| LESSON | It's an example to us to wear fewer clothes (6) |
| RETREAT | With an example at Sissinghurst Castle Garden, an orchard for the cultivation of hazels and other such kernel-bearing shrubs and trees (7) |
| NUTTERY | With an example at Sissinghurst Castle Garden, an orchard for the cultivation of hazels and other such kernel-bearing shrubs and trees |
| OLDTESTAMENT | Job, for example, to be found here (3,9) |
| MODEL | A thing used as an example to follow or imitate (5) |
| LEGATO | A lot, for example, to be played smoothly |
| EYERHYME | Maid said, for example, to be shy? |
| INDEED | Was in action, for example, to be sure (6) |
| MODELON | Have an example to follow in working with a smaller imitation (5,2) |
| ALLEGE | Claim everyone is an example to note (6) |
| EGBERT | English king seen for example to be right |
| SCOUTMASTER | Cream stouts drunk? What an example to the boys (11) |
| GOTIN | Tipped fool, for example, to be elected (3,2) |
| WHITE | The ___ Garden, an area at Sissinghurst Castle Garden in Kent, with flowers of this colour! (5) |
| SNAILS | Creepers in the garden, an old curse (6) |
| EUCALYPTI | Raise it with signal about playground trees (9) |
