| The purple one is New Hampshire's state flower | 50 |
| Syringa kin | 11 |
| Spring fragrance | 16 |
| Soap smell | 10 |
| Shrub of the olive family | 25 |
| Shrub akin to the olive tree | 28 |
| Sachet flower | 13 |
| Richly scented flower | 21 |
| Purple flowering shrub | 22 |
| Purple candle scent | 19 |
| Purple __: New Hampshire state flower | 37 |
| Purple ___, New Hampshire's state flower | 44 |
| Potpourri scent | 15 |
| Possible air freshener scent | 28 |
| Perfume fragrance | 17 |
| Perfume flower | 14 |
| Pastel purple | 13 |
| Pale reddish purple | 19 |
| Pale purple flower | 18 |
| Pale purple color | 17 |
| Olive family member | 19 |
| N.H.'s state flower | 23 |
| Mauve's cousin | 18 |
| Mauve look-alike | 16 |
| Light-purple shade | 18 |
| Lavender bloomer | 16 |
| Kew bloom in a Noyes poem | 25 |
| Jeff Buckley's "___ Wine" | 39 |
| It's paler than amethyst | 28 |
| Granite State flower | 20 |
| Fragrant spring shrub | 21 |
| Fragrant purple flower | 22 |
| Forsythia's cousin | 22 |
| Flower, or its color | 20 |
| Flower in the olive family | 26 |
| Flower from the Sanskrit for "dark blue" | 50 |
| Eye shadow shade | 16 |
| Dooryard bloomer, in a poem | 27 |
| Diamond gal is in bloom | 23 |
| Cousin of lavender | 18 |
| Cousin of Corinthian pink | 25 |
| Common air freshener option | 27 |
| Color similar to thistle | 24 |
| Color similar to pale plum | 26 |
| Color similar to heliotrope | 27 |
| Color similar to amethyst | 25 |
| Color or flower | 15 |
| Blossom for Whitman | 19 |
| Blooming shrub | 14 |
| Amethyst shade | 14 |
| "Go down to Kew in ___ time": Noyes | 45 |
| "___ Wine" (Eartha Kitt song) | 39 |
| ____ Garden : Tudor ballet | 28 |
| Fragrant flowers | 16 |
| Whitman's dooryard bloomers | 31 |
| Nosegay contents, perhaps | 25 |
| Blooms in a Whitman poem | 24 |
| Shrubs with lavender blooms | 27 |
| Purple bloomers | 15 |
| Nosegay contents | 16 |
| Bloomers in Whitman's dooryard | 34 |
| Whitman's bloomers | 22 |
| Whitman's 'When -- Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd' | 64 |
| Walt Whitman bloomers | 21 |
| Sweet-smelling bloomers | 23 |
| Subject for Chagall and Cassatt | 31 |
| Second word in a classic Whitman poem | 37 |
| Relatives of ashes | 18 |
| Rachmaninoff song, with "The" | 39 |
| N.H. state flowers | 18 |
| Lavender bloomers | 17 |
| Fragrant spring blooms | 22 |
| Fragrant purple flowers | 23 |
| Flowers with the Latin name Syringa | 35 |
| Flowers of Whitman poem | 23 |
| Flowers in a Whitman verse | 26 |
| Bloomers for Whitman | 20 |
| Amy Lowell poem | 15 |
| "Thou art not lovelier than ___, — no" (Millay sonnet start) | 74 |
| "Dooryard" bloomers | 29 |
| Singer McCann and namesakes | 27 |
| Actress Kedrova and singer McCann | 33 |
| Philanthropist Wallace and others | 33 |
| Oscar-winning actress Kedrova and others | 40 |
| Oscar winner Kedrova and others | 31 |
| Kedrova and Kaye | 16 |
| Country singer McCann and others | 32 |
| Actress Lee et al. | 18 |
| Actress Kedrova and others | 26 |
| Actress Taylor | 14 |
| 1953 Leslie Caron film | 22 |
| Actress Palmer | 14 |
| Taylor of "Six Feet Under" | 36 |
| Actress Damita | 14 |
| Taylor of "Mystic Pizza" | 34 |
| "___ Marlene" | 23 |
| Title role for Leslie Caron | 27 |
| Caron film | 10 |
| 1953 Leslie Caron musical | 25 |
| "Mystic Pizza" actress Taylor | 39 |