Crossword Clue: Potted plant
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Potted plant"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Potted plant"
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- "___ Hill," D. Thomas poem
- Best-selling romance author Michaels
- Adder's-tongue, e.g.
- Adder's-tongue or Venus's-hair
- Bit of a florist's greenery
- Bit of green in a floral display
- Bit of greenery
- Bit of office greenery
- Boring, drab plant
- Boston ____
- Boston is one variety
- Bouquet decoration
- Bouquet enhancer
- Bouquet extra
- Bouquet greenery
- Common green house gift
- Common house plant
- Common houseplant
- Common office decoration
- Common office plant
- Common plant
- Bracken
- Bracken, e.g.
- Bracken, for example
- Bracken, for one
- Bracken or brake
- Brake
- Brake or bracken
- Certain cryptogam
- Green Crayola color
- Green housewarming gift
- Green in a vase, perhaps
- Certain fossilized plant
- Decorative office plant
- Decorative plant
- Iron and Wine "Resurrection ___"
- Greenery in a floral arrangement
- Certain spore, later
- Feathery plant
- Frond bearer
- Frond-bearing plant
- Frond plant
- Fronded bearer
- Fronded bit of flora
- Fronded plant
- "Frondly" plant?
- "Charlotte's Web" girl
- Fiddlehead, e.g.
- Fiddlehead, for one
- Fiddlehead source
- Filiform forest flora
- House plant
- Houseplant with fronds
- Houseplant
- Item by many a reception desk
- Corsage greenery
- Christmas or Boston
- It's often potted
- Crayola color since 1998
- Girl in "Charlotte's Web"
- Florist's offering
- Florist's staple
- Flowerless decorative plant
- Flowerless foliage
- Flowerless houseplant
- Flowerless office plant
- Flowerless plant with feathery fronds
- Flowerless plant
- Flowerless, seedless plant
- Everglades plant
- Club moss's kin
- Forest floor flora
- Forest growth
- Forest plant
- Dakota Fanning's role in "Charlotte's Web"
- Fossil impression
- Pteridologist's specimen
- "Where the Red ___ Grows"
- Shade of green
- Shade plant
- Wilbur's human friend
- Plant in a 1970s bar
- Plant in a cubicle
- Plant in the office
- Plant often kept in an offifce
- Plant on talk show sets
- Plant that doesn't blossom
- Plant that has fronds
- Plant that reproduces by spores
- Plant that reproduces with spores
- Plant with a frond
- Plant with feathery leaves
- Plant with fiddleheads
- Plant with fronds
- Plant with spores
- Plant with triangular fronds
- Plant without seeds or flowers
- Plant
- Shedder of spores
- Office greenery
- Office growth
- Office plant
- Parlor plant
- Rain forest plant
- Lacy houseplant
- Lacy plant
- Polypody
- Living-room plant
- Lobby plant
- Popular house gift
- Popular houseplant
- Popular office plant
- Pot plant
- Potted plant
- Leafy plant
- One of two plants featured on a Zach Galifianakis talk show
- One of two plants on either side of Zach Galifianakis in a web talk show
- Leaves in a waiting room?
- Non-flowering office staple
- Non-flowering plant
- Maidenhair
- Maidenhair, e.g.
- Maidenhair, for one
- Maidenhair or bracken
- Maidenhair.
- Nonflowering plant
- Moonwort, for one
- Woods plant
- Water-loving houseplant
- Spore producer
- Spore-producing plant
- Spore source
- Spore spawner
- Seedless bit of flora
- Seedless flora
- Seedless, flowerless plant
- Seedless plant
- Terrarium plant, perhaps
- Terrarium plant
Recent Usage of Potted plant in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Potted plant" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Potted plant in their crossword puzzles recently:
- USA Today - Aug. 12, 2003
- New York Times - June 23, 1981