| TRUG | A long shallow basket made of curved strips of wood and used for carrying flowers, fruit, etc. (4) |
| POTASH | Chemical compound obtained from burnt wood and used as fertiliser (6) |
| DAMASK | Short word for a form of sword blade steel with a wavy pattern; or, an originally hand-woven reversible brocade-like silk textile with a pattern of animals, flowers, fruit etc (6) |
| STILLLIFE | Painting of flowers, fruit, etc |
| PICK | One's right of choice; the creme de la creme; a mattock; or, a harvest of flowers, fruit or figurative cherries (4) |
| STEM | A flower-, fruit- or leaf-bearing axis of a plant; or, a word's root (4) |
| TRUSS | A bundle of hay or straw; a pack; a fitting by which a yard is fixed to a mast; a corbel; a cluster of flowers/fruit on a stalk; or, any supporting framework (5) |
| TREY | Basket made from "downtown," say |
| CAMP | Effeminate prince carrying flower |
| ALLOTMENT | Word for an act of apportionment; the portion granted; a parcel of a field historically assigned to a tenant cottager to labour for him/herself; or, today, a plot rented to grow one's own flowers, fru |
| FESTOON | In classical architecture, a carved representation of a garland of flowers, fruit, foliage and ribbons suspended in loops, known as a swag when depicting fabric (7) |
| CHARDIN | French painter of animals, flowers, fruit, game and kitchenalia who, at the peak of his esteem, was rewarded by Louis XV with a studio/apartment in the Louvre and a royal pension (7) |
| MUDGUARD | A curved strip over either of a bike's wheels to protect the cyclist of said vehicle from detritus, water etc splashed up from the road (8) |
| CORNUCOPIA | What symbol of plenty consists of a goat's horn overflowing with flowers, fruit, and vegetables? (10) |
| STRAKES | Curved strips of iron forming the rims of cartwheels (7) |
| GARDEN | A piece of ground for growing flowers, fruit and vegetables (6) |
| GROWER | A cultivator/producer of flowers, fruits, vegetables or other crop; a song or album that becomes progressively more likeable; or, a plant that blooms or burgeons in a specified way (6) |
| EPERGNES | French word for ornamental centrepieces with branching holders for flowers, fruit and sweetmeats (8) |
| FRAIL | Basket made of rushes |
| CREEL | Cover empty fish basket made of wicker (5) |
