| BOOER | Source of raspberries, perhaps |
| SOFTFRUIT | Raspberries, perhaps, given frequently to French dressed smartly? (4,5) |
| RED | Color of raspberries and strawberries |
| SHOOTS | Tie in fruiting ___ of raspberries and other cane fruits (6) |
| STANNARD | Norwich School artist who painted Still Life, Pelargoniums, Duchess Pears with Black Grapes in a Basket and Still Life of Raspberries in a Willow Pattern Bowl with Cherries and Bindweed (8) |
| REAPPORTION | Assign again exotic pear and first of raspberries in drink (11) |
| ASPIRE | Eagerly desire a small pastry dish filled with earliest of raspberries (6) |
| COULIS | French word for a thin puree of raspberries or other soft fruit as a sauce for cheesecake, ice cream, mousse or other pudding (6) |
| SERBIA | Major producer of raspberries |
| CATCALLS | Kin of raspberries |
| HOOTS | Relatives of raspberries |
| VIMTO | 7 Brand of carbonated drink containing the juice of grapes, raspberries and blackcurrants, and flavoured with herbs and spices (5) |
| GRASP | Get hold of some late-ripening raspberries (5) |
| ASP | Snake in and out of the raspberries (3) |
| BASRA | Some of Cordoba's raspberries in Iraqi port (5) |
| BATOLOGY | Branch of botany that studies blackberries, raspberries and other brambles in the genus Rubus (8) |
| PUNNET | Small basket or box for a measure of strawberries, raspberries, mushrooms, etc (6) |
| CRANACHAN | Scots dessert of whipped cream, raspberries and toasted oatmeal (9) |
| ORANGERUST | Serious fungal disease of black and purple raspberries and blackberries |
| GRAPPLE | From "ripe olives", the miniature fleshy subdivisions of blackberries, raspberries and other etaerios (7) |
