| TULIPS | A fair amount of turf and borders for flowers (6) |
| ASTRONOMICAL | Massive amount of turf on Rise has a shiny mineral normally found in granite and other rocks near lake (12) |
| THRUST | Sea lavender's cousin growing on wind-smitten cliffs, rocks, ocean-sprayed turf and shores; or, from "grasp, prosperity, success", a word for the act or art of frugality, parsimony or prudence (6) |
| HOARSE | After hours, removes turf and rough, in a manner of speaking (6) |
| YANKEE | New Yorker's talk about name and borders of Eire (6) |
| SPRING | It's a good time to plant ___ bedding in pots and borders (6) |
| PASSBY | Ignore way between mountains and borders of Burgundy (4,2) |
| BOWLER | Constable Wayne Patterson in Blue Heelers and Border Security narrator, Grant ... (6) |
| ESSAYS | In philately, proposed designs of vignettes or borders for postage stamps; or, academic writings of fewer words than dissertations or theses (6) |
| GEYSER | Eyes rolled on entering Gorakhpur borders for a hot spring (6) |
| HEDGES | Hard borders for barriers in rows of trees |
| SIMONY | One day in solitary on the borders for religious offence (6) |
| TARIFF | Argue about borders for another import tax (6) |
| PLEDGE | Place on border for vow (6) |
| ARNHEM | Our navy goes inside a border for battle |
| NOOKIE | Secluded retreat on border for incredible sex (6) |
| EDGING | Henry leaves one garden border for another (6) |
| MARGIN | At the border for the third month, needing a strong drink |
| DREDGE | Drive over border for digging equipment (6) |
| RONSWANSON | Sitcom character who invented the "turf and turf" (meal comprising a sixteen-ounce T-bone and a twenty-four-ounce porterhouse) |
