| OLDMANSBEARD | Spanish moss - traveller's joy - bad red salmon (anag) (3,4,5) |
| TAIMEN | Name for Siberian salmon (anag. of 'an item') (6) |
| ALBUM | "Bad," "Red," or "War" |
| PROMISEDLAND | Fresh red salmon dip is heaven! |
| OLDMANS | Wild red salmon, bad as wild 21 (3,4,5) |
| SOCKEYE | Commercially valuable Pacific salmon also known as red salmon; Oncorhynchus nerka (7) |
| TILLANDSIA | Genus of tropical American plants that includes Spanish moss (10) |
| LIVEOAKS | Spanish-moss carriers (2 wds.) |
| TILLANDSIAS | India stalls spreading plants like the Spanish moss (11) |
| REALM | Don's leaving the red salmon- it's the Queen's land (5) |
| RANSOM | Blackmailed into serving up hot red salmon (4,2,6) |
| HELDTO | Blackmailed into serving up hot red salmon (4,2,6) |
| BROMELIAD | Any plant of the tropical American family Bromeliaceae, including the pineapple, Spanish moss etc. (9) |
| CLEMATIS | Genus of climbing plants that includes traveller's joy (8) |
| OLD | Like a man's beard as the traveller's joy (3) |
| MAN | Clematis vitalba, traveller's joy or old - - -'s beard (3) |
| HEDGE | Boundary of trees and shrubs dividing farmland and rural landscapes, typically hawthorn, blackthorn, hornbeam, hazel, oak, dog roses, honeysuckle, ivy, traveller's joy... (5) |
| TRANSPORT | Traveller's joy (9) |
| CLIMBERS | Vines such as traveller's joy, ivy or morning glory; mountaineers; or, hill cyclists, also called grimpeurs (8) |
| ETAERIO | From "association", botanical Latin for the aggregate achenes, drupels or fruitlets forming a blackberry, custard apple, fraise, rasp or a tuft of old man's beard from the traveller's joy (7) |
