| Plant that's bad for dogs and cats | 38 |
| Plant that's often pluralized | 33 |
| Plant that's the source of poi | 34 |
| Plant type with a pair of seed leaves | 37 |
| Plant used as an antidote for snakebites | 40 |
| Plant used as an herbal remedy for headaches | 44 |
| Plant used by Indians to cure earaches | 38 |
| Plant used in cookery and medicine | 34 |
| Plant used in herbal medicine to treat headaches | 48 |
| Plant used in remedies for dry skin | 35 |
| Plant used to prevent erosion on banked roadsides | 49 |
| Plant whose flowers resemble the Easter lily | 44 |
| Plant whose leaves are used to make Panama hats | 47 |
| Plant whose roots are used as detergent | 39 |
| Plant whose seed is sold as a health food product | 49 |
| Plant with both disk and ray flowers | 36 |
| Plant with buttonlike yellow flowers | 36 |
| Plant with colorful flower clusters | 35 |
| Plant with licorice flavored seeds | 34 |
| Plant with long ribbonlike leaves | 33 |
| Plant with purplish flowers and two lips | 40 |
| Plant with spicy or medicinal seeds | 35 |
| Plant with thick, toothed leaves | 32 |
| Plant with tough, sword-shaped leaves | 37 |
| Plant with trumpet-shaped flowers | 33 |
| Plant with tubular yellow flower clusters | 41 |
| Plant with tubular yellow flowers | 33 |
| Plant with vet-friendly branches, perhaps | 41 |
| Plant with white, pink-veined flowers | 37 |
| Plant with yellow flower clusters | 33 |
| Plant's adaptation to a new milieu | 38 |
| Plant's establishment in a new habitat | 42 |
| Plantation in "Gone With the Wind" | 44 |
| Plantation in the musical "Mame" | 42 |
| Plantation named for an Irish landmark | 38 |
| Plantation of classic literature | 32 |
| Plantings that compliment each other? | 37 |
| Plants also called thoroughworts | 32 |
| Plants containing tetrahydrocannabinol | 38 |
| Plants from which chocolate is derived | 38 |
| Plants hated by hay-fever sufferers | 35 |
| Plants known as "sticky-heads" | 40 |
| Plants native to mountain summits | 33 |
| Plants of the morning-glory family | 34 |
| Plants once called "herbs of grace" | 45 |
| Plants that are a natural source of cyanide | 43 |
| Plants that are used in skin creams | 35 |
| Plants that produce the intoxicant swainsonine | 46 |
| Plants that yield a soothing balm | 33 |
| Plants the grass after it dries out, say | 40 |
| Plants whose leaves close when touched | 38 |
| Plants with flat-topped flower clusters | 39 |
| Plants with licorice-flavored seeds | 35 |
| Plants with small, fragrant flowers | 35 |
| Plants with soothing goop inside | 32 |
| Plants with spirally arranged leaves | 36 |
| Plants with two seed leaves, for short | 38 |
| Plants you can use to make pesto | 32 |
| Plasma screen alternative, briefly | 34 |
| Plaster painting (from "dry": It.) | 44 |
| Plastered person's speech problem | 37 |
| Plastered Yank on tour? with An | 35 |
| Plasters of Paris prepared with glue | 36 |
| Plastic accepted at the iTunes store | 36 |
| Plastic bag thickness measurement | 33 |
| Plastic explosive variety, spelled out | 38 |
| Plastic or wooden item in a Japanese restaurant | 47 |
| Plastic pipe material for short, | 32 |
| Plastic shoes in which Jibbitz charms are placed | 48 |
| Plastic surgeon's job, for short | 36 |
| Plastic surgeon's offering, for short | 41 |
| Plastic surgery patient's dread | 35 |
| Plastic that can be made permanently rigid | 42 |
| Plastic user's accumulation? | 32 |
| Plate above a certain strike zone | 33 |
| Plate appearance that doesn't count as an AB | 48 |
| Plate in a furnace that regulates the draft | 43 |
| Plate mates of cranberry sauce, often | 37 |
| Plateau d'__, village near Mont Blanc | 41 |
| Plateau de fruits de ___ (seafood dish) | 39 |
| Plateau de fruits de ___ (seafood platter) | 42 |
| Plateau holding the Great Sphinx | 32 |
| Plates are reordered anew in shop | 33 |
| Platform featured in "The Wizard" | 43 |
| Platform for Bubble Bobble and Double Dribble | 45 |
| Platform for modern Apple devices | 33 |
| Platform for playing LocoRoco, for short | 40 |
| Platform on the back of an elephant | 35 |
| Platform that came with "Duck Hunt" | 45 |
| Platform used when mooring ships | 32 |
| Platform with versions named after cats | 39 |
| Plath's ''The ___ Jar'' | 43 |
| Plath's "The Bell ___" | 36 |
| Platinum Card offerer, for short | 32 |
| Plato "Symposium" topic | 33 |
| Plato called her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| Plato dubbed her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| Plato in Rebel Without a Cause | 32 |
| Plato of "Diff'rent Strokes" | 42 |
| Plato work, with "The" | 32 |