| SUMAC | Shrubby growth, in total, a hundred |
| ALAMO | In total, a momentous American battle (5) |
| SUM | In total, a problem (3) |
| EPSILON | Suspect one has come across Greek letter, fifth in total a€“ here? (7) |
| GALLEON | Old ship for a grand total, a very long time (7) |
| AGGREGATE | Collective total - a great egg (anag) (9) |
| ADDISABABA | Total a couple of graduates retains is capital (5,5) |
| SOB | Total a-hole |
| ADD | Total a column of numbers |
| WRITESOFF | Totals a car (6,3) |
| ADDS | Totals a shilling with twopence (4) |
| BUSH | Historical bunch of ivy as a tavern's or vintner's sign; the wilds; or, a shrubby clump in which to lay wait in a surprise attack, for example (4) |
| AZALEA | Shrubby flowering annual plant, akin to a Rhododendron, that is best grown in a pot in Mallorca as it doesn't like the island's soil (6) |
| ROSEBUSH | Floribunda or other prickly thorny garden perennial with fragrant blush, crimson or pink velvety blooms abounding in the form of a shrubby plant or hedge rather than as a rambler (8) |
| BUSHFIRE | Dangerous conflagration in a shrubby or wooded area (4,4) |
| RHODODENDRON | Shrubby plant covered in showy flowers in spring |
| DOGROSES | Shrubby plants with pinkishwhite flowers scrambling over hedgerows in the summer and red hips in the autumn (3,5) |
| SAPPHIRES | Typically blue, a form of corundum (aluminium oxide), as in the shrubby veronica cultivar 'Sparkling ___' (9) |
| TUTSAN | From Old French for "all healthy", "heal-all" or "wholesome", a shrubby species of St John's wort, also called parkleaves or sweet-amber and formerly regarded as a panacea (6) |
| HYDRANGEA | Shrubby plant with large clusters of showy flowers which doesn't like the soil in Mallorca so is best grown in pots on the island (9) |
