| DONT | The Hothouse Flowers' biggest hit. (4,2) |
| GO
| The Hothouse Flowers' biggest hit. (4,2) |
| GO | The Hothouse Flowers' biggest hit. (4,2) |
| ORCHID | Orchestra to open with church cover, for the most part, by one of The Hothouse Flowers (6) |
| STAY | Could be The Hothouse Flowers' B-side to their biggest hit? (4) |
| NOSEGAYS | Has a sense Oxegen on the radio secures Yes with old arrangements for the Hothouse Flowers perhaps ( |
| IMPLANTS | Iron Maiden opens for The Hothouse Flowers, for example, with a number of installations in The Theatre (8) |
| PINTER | "The Hothouse" playwright |
| HYSSOP | Source of hothouse flowers rejected with extra sun doing for herb (6) |
| DAHLIA | Showy hothouse flower |
| HASTEN | Make tracks opening for Hothouse Flower briefly on first night (6) |
| ITLL | Hothouse Flowers "___ Be Easier in the Morning" |
| ORCHIDS | Hothouse flowers |
| VINERY | Hothouse found at home, light on the outside (6) |
| ALDISS | "Hothouse" sci-fi writer Brian |
| THIRTY | Number of tomatoes hothouse is reckoned to yield initially (6) |
| GARDEN | Hothouse |
| PINERY | A forest or grove of cone- and needle-bearing trees; or, a hothouse or pit in which ananases are grown (6) |
| ESTUFA | From "heat by steam", a Spanish or Portuguese heat-centric word for a cooker, oven, stove, hothouse, Pueblo Indian kiva-like assembly room, sauna, Madeira-maturing chamber or wine-warming cellar (6) |
| SAUNA | The trail away from an Australian hothouse (5) |
