| FLORIST | Vendor of blooms (7) |
| SELLING | Being the vendor of single laptop, perhaps (7) |
| PAEONIA | Genus of blooms with large, showy bowl-shaped flowers (7) |
| NOSEGAY | Bunch of blooms |
| SELFISH | Almost be a vendor of sea-creatures, being egoistic (7) |
| IKEBANA | Using one short skewer, upset an arrangement of blooms |
| COATING | Duffel, gaberdine, tweed or other jacketing for overgarments; a thin layer of bloom, glaze, paint, patina, veneer etc; or, dialect for a severe rebuke, reprimand or ticking off (7) |
| SELLERS | Vendors of storage facilities that can be picked up |
| CHANCELLOROF | Out of the blue, the vendor of the former supermarket worker becomes the chief of UK finance, we hear (10,2,3,9) |
| THEEXCHEQUER | Out of the blue, the vendor of the former supermarket worker becomes the chief of UK finance, we hear (10,2,3,9) |
| PEDLAR | Vendor of fruit around outskirts of Donegal (6) |
| EFFLEURAGE | A method of extracting essential oils from the fresh petals of blooms such as irises, jasmine, neroli, orange blossom, roses or ylang-ylang (10) |
| LEIS | Rings of blooms |
| BUNCH | Grouping of blooms |
| FLORAL | Of blooms |
| LEI | Band of blooms |
| YELLOW | Colour of blooms produced by hypericums (6) |
| TULIPS | Draw up list of blooms (6) |
| PENSTEMON | Showy garden plant with spines of blooms (9) |
| INTERPLANT | Organise distribution of blooms in Bury factory |
