plant that is monocarpic
Plant that keeps its colour when dried
Plant that lacks true roots and leaves
Plant that may be pulled
Plant that may yield oil
plant that produces a bitter juice formerly used as a cough medicine
plant that produces dye
plant that reproduces by means of seeds not spores
Plant that reproduces by spores
Plant that reproduces with spores
Plant that resembles an onion
Plant that sometimes closes
Plant that soothes
Plant that soothes burns
Plant that sounds like two letters
Plant that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
plant that spreads by ratooning
PLANT that springs one year, and flowers, fructifies, and perishes the next
Plant that stings
Plant that thrives in the shade
plant that twines around a support
Plant that yields a potent laxative
Plant that yields a salve
Plant that yields Japan wax
Plant that's a traditional symbol of remembrance
Plant that's bad for dogs and cats
Plant that's not cultivated
Plant that's often pluralized
Plant that's the source of poi
plant the same crop in a field every year
plant Therapeutic bath
plant therapist
plant thought to be medicinal
PLANT tissue
PLANT tissue (pert. to)
Plant Tissue additive
PLANT tissue below the bark
plant tissue consisting of cells with thick lignified walls
plant tissue that acts as a path for the distribution of food
plant tissue that conducts water and minerals from the roots to all other parts
PLANT tissue, formatic
PLANT tissue, partition in
PLANT tissues
Plant to kiss under
Plant to ward off evil
plant too much seed in
Plant toxic to sheep and goats
Plant transplants
Plant trees and shrubs, say
plant trees on
plant tropical
Plant tuber credited with tonic properties
PLANT turning flowers to the sun
Plant twice
PLANT twig
Plant type
Plant type with a pair of seed leaves
plant unable to live in salty soil
Plant used as a cathartic
Plant used as a ground cover
Plant used as fertilizer: var. sp.
Plant used as flavoring
Plant used as flavouring
Plant used as fodder
PLANT used as fuel
PLANT used as soap
Plant used by ancient Greeks and Romans to treat wounds
Plant used by Prudhomme
Plant used for absinthe
PLANT used for bags
Plant used for Christmas decorations
Plant used for dye
Plant used for first aid
plant used for flavouring in cookery, and in medicine
PLANT used for its seeds
Plant used for making pipes
Plant used for making tequila
PLANT used for mats
Plant used for natural fencing
PLANT used for ropes
PLANT used for scent
Plant used for seasoning
Plant used for seasoning in cooking
Plant used for skin lotions
Plant used for treating bruises
Plant used in absinthe
Plant used in cookery and medicine
Plant used in cookery or medicine
Plant used in cosmetics
plant used in herbal medicine medicine
Plant used in herbal medicine to treat headaches
Plant used in herbal remedies
Plant used in lotions
Plant used in making biofuel
Plant used in making poi
Plant used in perfume
Plant used in perfumery
PLANT used in salad
Plant used in tanneries
Plant used in tequila production
Plant used instead of coffee
Plant used medicinally
Plant used on wounds
plant used to cure worms
PLANT used to make an infusion as a substitute for tea
Plant used to make pesto
Plant used to make poi
Plant used to make tequila
PLANT used to raise nap on cloth
Plant used to treat burns
PLANT vesicles
plant visible to naked eye
Plant visitor
Plant watcher, for short
plant Water
plant West Indies
plant where coal gas is made
PLANT which catches or entangles feet
plant which has large, often white, flowers
plant which releases a cloud of pollen when shaken
PLANT whose chief means of reproduction is asexual
plant whose edible bean is used for food and as a source of oil
Plant whose flowers resemble the Easter lily
Plant whose juice goes into tequila
plant whose leaves, flowers, or stems are used in cooking
Plant whose sap is used to make tequila
Plant whose seed is sold as a health food product
plant whose shoots are cooked as a vegetable
PLANT whose stem is not woody or persistent but dies down after flowering
plant whose succulent young shoots are cooked and eaten as a vegetable
PLANT whose twigs were used for sprinkling in Jewish rites
Plant willow twig
Plant with a "vera" species
Plant with a bitter fruit
Plant with a bitter root
Plant with a built-in burn treatment
Plant with a chewable leaf
plant with a forked root, formerly used as a narcotic
Plant with a frond
Plant with a heart
plant with a large edible rootstock
plant with a large red flower
Plant with a main trunk and branches
Plant with a medicinal root
Plant with a pistil
Plant with a pungent edible root
Plant with a pungent root eaten raw
plant with a purple flower
plant with a purple flower reddish blue color
plant with a purple flower reddish blue colour
Plant with a soothing gel
Plant with a sting
Plant with a two-year life cycle
plant with a wooden hand tool
plant with ability to produce plantlets on leaves
Plant with an edible root
plant with an edible root and leaves
plant with aromatic leaves
Plant with aromatic seeds
Plant with arrow-shaped leaves
Plant with asymmetrical leaves and beautiful flowers
Plant with beautiful unusually shaped flowers
Plant with bell-shaped flowers
Plant with bitter leaves used in green salads
plant with blue flowers
plant with blue or red flowers
plant with bluish-purple flowers
Plant with both disk and ray flowers
Plant with branches
plant with bright cup-shaped flowers
plant with bright flowers
Plant with brightly coloured flowers
Plant with brilliant flowers
Plant with buttonlike yellow flowers
PLANT with calyx divided into two parts suggesting lips
PLANT with clinging seed-vessel or flower
plant with clusters of yellow or white flowers
Plant with colorful flower clusters
Plant with colorful flowers
Plant with corms
PLANT with corolla divided into two parts suggesting lips
Plant with cup-shaped flowres
plant with daisy-like flowers
plant with daisy-like yellow or variegated flowers
Plant with dark green glossy leaves
Plant with dark purple berries
plant with dense clusters of tight green flower buds
Plant with drooping purple, red, or white flowers
Plant with drooping tubular flowers
Plant with edible leaf sheaths
Plant with edible leaf-stalks
Plant with edible leafstalks
Plant with edible leaves crossword
Plant with edible seeds
Plant with edible shoots
Plant with edible stalks
Plant with edible stems
plant with edible tubers
Plant with edible underground seed
Plant with edible, acidic leafstalks
Plant with erect spikes of usually purplish-blue flowers
Plant with feathery leaves
Plant with fiddleheads
Plant with fiery blossoms
plant with finely divided leaves and small pink or purplish flowers
Plant with flamboyant foliage
Plant with fleshy leaves
plant with fleshy spiny leaves
PLANT with flower like eye of ox
plant with flowers
Plant with flowers on long spikes
plant with flowers that have unusual lip-shaped petals
Plant with fragrant flowers
plant with fragrant tubular flowers
Plant with fronds
Plant with funnel-shaped flowers
Plant with furry spikes
plant with globe-shaped flowers
Plant with globular root used as vegetable and fodder
Plant with hanging flowers
Plant with healing juice
Plant with heart-shaped leaves
Plant with hips
Plant with lance-shaped leaves
PLANT with large globular flowers
plant with large green leaves used in salads
plant with large leaves dried for smoking
Plant with large, brightly coloured flowers
Plant with large, clustered flowers
Plant with large, showy flowers
plant with leaves like straps
Plant with legs
Plant with licorice flavored seeds
Plant with liquorice flavour seeds
plant with liquorice-flavoured seeds
plant with long acidic leafstalks with poisonous leaves and edible stem
plant with long acidic leafstalks with poisonous leaves and edible stems
Plant with medicinal effects
Plant with medicinal properties
Plant with medicinal qualities
Plant with milky juice
plant with milky sap
Plant with minty leaves used in cooking or as medicine
PLANT with narcotic effects (poison)
plant with narrow leaves and yellow-orange flowers
plant with net-veined leaves
Plant with nicotine-rich eaves
PLANT WITH NICOTINERICH lEAVES
PLANT with no distinct cotyledons
PLANT with no distinct seed-lobes