| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Bit of greenery | 4 letters | fern |
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| Bit of greenery | 5 letters | sprig |
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- shoot sprightly person first
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- Younger offspring
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- rosemary unit
- thyme bit
- New shoot
- Stem or spray
- Shoot in season, having no end of fun
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- Season must exclude November shoot
- Shoot small beast crossing river
- Small shoot
- Wee branch
- garnish bit
- no northern season to shoot
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- Bit of holly
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- Small spray
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- Parsley measure
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- Youth
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- spray - youngster
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- small shoot or twig
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- unit of parsley
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- small bunch
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- branchiness
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