| CUCKOOPINT | With a spadix and a spathe, a wild arum of woodland and hedgerows, also known as Jack-in-the-pulpit or lords and ladies (6,4) |
| PRIMROSE | A plant of woodland and hedgerows with pale yellow flowers in spring (8) |
| CHERRY | Wild -; with heavy boughs of white blossom in the spring and edible fruits in the summer, a native tree of woodlands and old hedgerows, also called gean (6) |
| PRIMROSES | Spring woodland and hedgerow flowers (9) |
| ARUM | Genus of plants in which the flowers are produced in a spadix surrounded by a spathe |
| HAWTHORN | Shrub forming part of an English hedgerow, also called a May tree (8) |
| AROID | Common name for a flowering plant in the arum family (with flowers borne on a spadix) (5) |
| SPATHE | (Botany) Leaf-like sheathe enclosing a spadix (6) |
| KRUBI | Malodorous tropical plant having a spathe that resembles the corolla of a morning glory and attains a diameter of several feet. |
| NEWFOREST | Area of woodland and heath in Hampshire that inspired books by Marryat and Blackmore and is one of the UK's National Parks (3,6) |
| HERBBENNET | One of the names for wood avens, a plant of shady forested areas and hedgerows that can be a nuisance to gardeners due to being a self-seeder (4,6) |
| STRIP | The simple card game, played by Pip in Great Expectations, is also known as ... Jack Naked |
| BULLFINCH | Known collectively as a bellowing, a shy bird of deciduous woodlands and large established gardens once considered a pest of fruit crops (9) |
| SPADIX | In arums, the spike of minute flowers, typically enclosed in a spathe (6) |
| SPA | In arums, the spike of tiny flowers, typically enclosed in a spathe (3) |
| DIX | In arums, the spike of tiny flowers, typically enclosed in a spathe (3) |
| GARLIC | and 21ac, Hairy biennial herb also known as Jack-by-the-hedge |
| VIOLET | Word linking with dog/wood, hairy or sweet for three species of wild flowers found in woodlands and chalk grasslands; a symbol of modesty and faithfulness (6) |
| BOCAGE | Terrain of mixed woodland and pasture, some of which slowed the progress of Allied forces in Operation Overlord |
| BLACKBIRD | Garden, woodland and parkland inhabitant that sings in the dawn chorus with the song thrush, robin, wren, chiffchaff and others (9) |
