| OLITORY | Try to use oil - nothing else - in developing a kitchen-garden |
| COLONISATION | Stupidly sanction oil, nothing to be gained in settlement |
| INERTIA | Disinclination to move in developing a rite |
| PAL | Father is behind-time in developing a sense of taste (6) |
| ATE | Father is behind time in developing a sense of taste (6) |
| ESTUARY | Try to use a different route to sea |
| HAVEAGO | Try to use a razor trimming top in olden times (4,1,2) |
| DNA | "You do it 'cause you love it like nothing else in the universe / And **** it, it's embedded in your ___" (lyric in Watsky's "Fireworks") |
| LEA | Which Australian entomologist was instrumental in developing a poisonous gas to kill wheat weevils? |
| ATTEMPT | Try to use a lure, say (7) |
| ESSAY | Try to use words after a couple of directions are given (5) |
| HAVEASTAB | Try to use a stiletto? (4,1,4) |
| MELODIOUS | Without some elachi in demo, use oil to make sweet (9) |
| POTAGE | Word for a thick rustic vegetable soup from which the French name for a kitchen garden derives (6) |
| HERBARY | A kitchen garden or potager dedicated to camomile, dill, fennel, hyssop, summer savory and all other culinary or medicinal plants (7) |
| LIBRETTO | Leading lady has bitter exchange and nothing else in the opera text |
| WALL | Structure often forming the boundary of a kitchen garden (4) |
| ALTON | Judge Parker who won the Solid South, but nothing else, in 1904 |
| SINK | Container that might be recycled eg (most appropriately) for a kitchen garden (4) |
| MOTIONING | There's no timing and nothing else in gesturing like this (9) |
