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Plant once considered a source of courage
Plant once used as a laxative
Plant one on
Plant one on, so to speak
Plant one right here!
Plant opening
Plant openings
plant or animal living on land
Plant or animal structure
Plant or animal that is a genetic mix
plant or animal that lives in a salty environment such as the sea
plant or animal who likes living in dry surroundings
plant or grow in a fixed cyclic order of succession
Plant or mole
Plant or pie place
Plant or tree extracts
plant or tree of willow family
PLANT organ
Plant organelle
plant organism
Plant organs
PLANT organs, instrument measuring the growth of
Plant orifice
Plant origins
plant out
Plant output
Plant over
Plant ovule
Plant owner: Abbr.
Plant owners, briefly
Plant Parasite
PLANT parasites
plant parasitic
Plant part
plant part in stem and root
plant part that contains the egg cell
Plant part that most herbicides attack
Plant part that sounds like it was pilfered
plant part that supports petals
Plant parts
plant pathology
plant Pepper (abbr.)
plant perennial
plant Peru
plant Peruvian
Plant Pest
plant pest
PLANT pest control method
Plant pest genus
Plant pests
PLANT petiole which has the appearance and functions of a leaf
Plant PHOTOSYNTHESIS
plant pigment
PLANT pigment in tomato sauce
PLANT pigment responsible for light absorption
PLANT pigments, natural
PLANT pin
Plant place
plant place Potted
Plant place, perhaps
Plant places
Plant plight
Plant pockets
PLANT pod
plant pods
PLANT point
plant Poisonous
plant poisonous
plant Pond denizen
Plant pore
Plant pores
PLANT pot for indoors
Plant pot of a large decorated type
Plant pouch
Plant pouches
Plant pounded into poi
Plant powder that causes hay fever
Plant prickle
plant prickly
plant Prickly heat
Plant prized for its fiber and seeds
Plant prized for its scent
Plant pro
Plant problem
Plant problem caused by excessive fluid
Plant problem caused by excessive moisture
Plant procedure
Plant producers
Plant producing beans
Plant producing berries used to flavour gin
PLANT product
Plant production
Plant products?
Plant prop
Plant protection
Plant protector
Plant protrusion
PLANT protuberance
plant related to caraway
plant related to cashew
PLANT related to mosses
Plant related to pepper
Plant related to the pumpkin, squash, and cucumber
Plant related to tobacco
PLANT remains of former geological period
Plant reproducers
Plant reproductive bodies
PLANT reproductive organ
Plant reproductive part
Plant reproductive structure
Plant resembling Queen Anne's lace
plant resembling seaweed or leafy moss
PLANT resins (med.)
PLANT ridge
Plant room
Plant Root
PLANT root
PLANT root fibers/fibres absorbing liquid matter into tissues
Plant root growth
PLANT root used for soap
PLANT root, edible
Plant runner
Plant runners
Plant rust
plant s coiling growth
plant s ending in o
plant s principal feeder
plant sacred to Aphrodite
Plant safety grp.
Plant said to repel bugs
Plant sap-sucker's genus
plant Sargasso
Plant scholar
Plant sci.
PLANT science
Plant science (Abbr.)
plant science of
PLANT scientist
PLANT secretion
PLANT seed
Plant seed with a licoricelike flavor
Plant seed-to-be
plant seedless
Plant seeds
Plant seeds again
Plant seen in Road Runner cartoons
Plant seen on the Sistine Chapel ceiling
Plant seeping, sometimes
plant Sesame
Plant shelf, maybe
PLANT shoot
Plant shoot: Var.
Plant shoots
Plant shoots used to make baskets
plant shop
plant similiar in taste to fennel or liqquorice
plant smelling of ammonia
plant Soap
Plant sold in animal-shaped pots
Plant sometimes called a false shamrock
Plant sometimes called heart's-ease
plant Soothing hue
plant sounds like time
Plant source for tequila
Plant source of purgative drug
plant sources
PLANT species used as food source
plant spikes
plant Spiny anteater
PLANT spray
Plant sprayer
Plant stabilizer
Plant stalk
Plant stalks
plant stalks used as roofing material
PLANT stand for indoors
Plant starch
Plant starter
Plant starters
Plant Stem
plant stem
PLANT stem capable of rooting itself
PLANT stem joint
Plant stem junction
PLANT stem tissue
PLANT stem which has the appearance and functions of a leaf
Plant stem, to botanists
Plant stems
Plant stems, edible when cooked
Plant sticker
Plant store buys
Plant studied by Mendel
Plant studier
PLANT study
PLANT subkingdom
PLANT substance
plant substance used in skin and hair preparations
plant such as a mushroom or mould
plant such as balsam, touch-me-not, busy Lizzie, and policeman's helmet
Plant such as bracken
Plant such as the pea or peanut
Plant sucker
Plant suffix
Plant sugar
PLANT suited for garden bed
Plant suited to an arid environment
Plant supervisor?
Plant supplying burlap fiber
PLANT support
plant supporter
plant Swamp
Plant swelling
Plant Swelling Eyelid
Plant swelling problem
Plant swellings
Plant swept along by the wind
PLANT symbolic of strength
plant Syria
plant tapioca
Plant tendrils
plant tequila yielding
plant Terrarium growth
Plant that a grain farmer's cow shouldn't eat?
Plant that acts as a cathartic
Plant that can be poisonous
Plant that can grow on lawn
Plant that can grow on trees
Plant that causes skin irritation on contact
Plant that doesn't blossom
Plant that flowers
plant that flowers at a specified time or in a specified way
PLANT that flowers at specified time etc.
Plant that follows 'spike'
plant that fruits underground or whose root remains intact while the leaves die off annually
Plant that gives us latex
plant that grows in ponds
Plant that grows in very dry conditions
plant that grows in very salty soil, as in a salt marsh
plant that grows in woods
Plant that grows on animals
plant that grows on another plant but is not parasitic on it
plant that grows on waste ground
Plant that has a "lemon" variety
plant that has a disagreeable smell when bruised
plant that has a rosette of succulent leaves and pinkish flowers and grows on walls
Plant that has become invasive in much of the Eastern U.S.
plant that has or appears to have more than two cotyledons
plant that has small spikes of grey-green flowers
Plant that heals
plant that increases in size by internal growth