| LEU | Romanian bill with willow gentian on it |
| BOUNDS | Beating the _ ; ancient custom involving perambulation with willow wands on Ascension Day (6) |
| BATTINGAVERAGE | Cricket's success with willow (7,7) |
| GOOSIER | Work with willow is comparatively dense |
| HOSIERY | Clothing with willow stretches limits of husbandry (7) |
| OXEYE | Buphthalmum salicifolium, type of daisy with willow-like leaves (5) |
| PUSSY | Word with willow |
| LONGBOAT | Craft pine hoop bound with willow, perhaps |
| OSIERED | Covered with willow twigs (7) |
| FRUITBAT | Productive result with willow's seed dispersal helper? |
| AGUEWEED | A gentian with blue flowers (8) |
| AUGMENTING | Mug, with a gentian print, is increasing (10) |
| ANTIGEN | It provokes an immune response - gentian (anag.) (7) |
| ANGOSTURA | Alcoholic beverage based on gentian, herbs and spices, _ bitters (9) |
| CENTAURY | A herbaceous plant of the gentian family with pink flowers (8) |
| GLORYOFTHESNOW | Plant with sprays of star-shaped gentian-blue flowers around February, also called chionodoxa (5-2-3-4) |
| TEASEL | Prickly flower of a plant in the honeysuckle family with the snowberry, beauty bush, seablush, valerian and horse gentian (6) |
| ROCKERY | Arrangement of stones interspersed with alpines such as pinks, thyme, aubretia, candytufts, trailing bellflowers, gentian and hens-and-chicks (7) |
| BRAEMAR | A royal-blue gentian hybrid with white striations; also a Highland Games venue (7) |
| NETGAIN | Clear increase of wild gentian (3,4) |
