| Plant |
| Boston |
| Bracken |
| Polypody |
| Pot plant |
| ____ brake |
| Lacy plant |
| Houseplant |
| House plant |
| Frond plant |
| Lobby plant |
| Maidenhair. |
| Shade plant |
| Woods plant |
| Leafy plant |
| Spore source |
| Potted plant |
| Parlor plant |
| Frond bearer |
| Forest plant |
| Office plant |
| Bouquet extra |
| Office growth |
| Spore spawner |
| Bracken, e.g. |
| Fronded plant |
| Forest growth |
| Shade of green |
| Seedless flora |
| Feathery plant |
| Spore producer |
| Seedless plant |
| Frondly" plant? |
| Club moss's kin |
| Lacy houseplant |
| Office greenery |
| Bit of greenery |
| Terrarium plant |
| Flowerless plant |
| Bracken or brake |
| Corsage greenery |
| Decorative plant |
| Fiddlehead, e.g. |
| Bracken, for one |
| Brake or bracken |
| Everglades plant |
| Florist's staple |
| Bouquet enhancer |
| Bouquet greenery |
| Maidenhair, e.g. |
| Common houseplant |
| Certain cryptogam |
| Fiddlehead source |
| It's often potted |
| Living-room plant |
| Moonwort, for one |
| Plant with spores |
| Rain forest plant |
| Shedder of spores |
| Fossil impression |
| Plant with fronds |
| Popular houseplant |
| Nonflowering plant |
| Boring, drab plant |
| Bouquet decoration |
| Forest floor flora |
| Plant in a cubicle |
| Plant with a frond |
| Popular house gift |
| Common house plant |
| Christmas or Boston |
| Plant in the office |
| Fiddlehead, for one |
| Green Crayola color |
| Non-flowering plant |
| Common office plant |
| Maidenhair, for one |
| Frond-bearing plant |
| Adder's-tongue, e.g. |
| Bracken, for example |
| Certain spore, later |
| Fronded bit of flora |
| Plant in a 1970s bar |
| Popular office plant |
| Boston is one variety |
| Filiform forest flora |
| Maidenhair or bracken |
| Plant that has fronds |
| Seedless bit of flora |
| Flowerless houseplant |
| Charlotte's Web" girl |
| Spore-producing plant |
| Plant with fiddleheads |
| Houseplant with fronds |
| Bit of office greenery |
| Where the Red ___ Grows |
| Common green house gift |
| Decorative office plant |
| Flowerless office plant |
| Green housewarming gift |
| Plant on talk show sets |
| Water-loving houseplant |
| Girl in "Charlotte's Web |
| Green in a vase, perhaps |
| Pteridologist's specimen |
| Common office decoration |
| Crayola color since 1998 |
| Terrarium plant, perhaps |
| ___ Hill," D. Thomas poem |
| Leaves in a waiting room? |
| Plant with feathery leaves |
| Flowerless, seedless plant |
| Plant that doesn't blossom |
| Seedless, flowerless plant |
| Non-flowering office staple |
| Bit of a florist's greenery |
| Flowerless decorative plant |
| Plant with triangular fronds |
| Item by many a reception desk |
| Adder's-tongue or Venus's-hair |
| Plant often kept in an offifce |
| Plant without seeds or flowers |
| Iron and Wine "Resurrection ___ |
| Plant that reproduces by spores |
| Greenery in a floral arrangement |
| Bit of green in a floral display |
| Plant that reproduces with spores |
| Best-selling romance author Michaels |
| Flowerless plant with feathery fronds |
| Dakota Fanning's role in "Charlotte's Web |
| One of two plants on either side of Zach Galifianakis in a web talk show |