| HERB | Rosemary, for |
| HERBALISM | Word for the study and use of medicinal plants for one's comfort, healing, health and welfare, from calendula for one's skincare and comfrey/knitbone for wound repair, to rosemary for the hair and fra |
| PERENNIALS | Nine pearls designed for Ginger and Rosemary, for instance (10) |
| CLEY | Rosemary, for one |
| HERBS | Basil and rosemary, for example (5) |
| HERBARIUM | Where Rosemary, for one, is in her element |
| AROMATIC | Runner in Cairo confused like Rosemary, for one (8) |
| REMEMBRANCE | Ophelia offered rosemary for it one Sunday (11) |
| POTHERB | Rosemary for one creating fuss over book (7) |
| ROSIE | Abbreviation for Rosemary, Rosalie, etc (5) |
| SHRUB | Quiet massage for Rosemary? (5) |
| RUE | "For you there's rosemary and ___": "The Winter's Tale" |
| HEYTHERE | #1 hit for Rosemary Clooney in 1954 |
| HEADGARDENER | The best one to tell the difference between Daisy and Rosemary has authority for leading others up g |
| KENDAL | Who played Rosemary in Rosemary & Thyme? (Last name) |
| RAVIOLI | Rosemary topping Olivia concocted for pasta dish (7) |
| HERBIVORE | E.g., Rosemary, 4, takes mineral for plant eater (9) |
| HERBAGE | Has the time come for Rosemary and the rest of them? (7) |
| THYME | Companion for Rosemary - a great healer, reportedly |
| GARDENING | General name for a form of horticulture practiced by Gertrude Jekyll, Humphrey Repton, Vita SackvilleWest and Rosemary Verey (9) |
