| Lilies |
| Unguents |
| Agalloch |
| Burn aids |
| Heartwood |
| Soothers? |
| Eaglewood |
| Burn balms |
| Pale green |
| Bitter ___ |
| Bitter drug |
| Drug plants |
| Some lilies |
| Lily plants |
| Spiny plants |
| Bitter drugs |
| Kind of wood |
| Balmy plants? |
| Leafy healers |
| Resinous wood |
| Healing herbs |
| Useful plants |
| Lotion lilies |
| Skin soothers |
| Burn soothers |
| Shade of green |
| Balm additives |
| Soothing balms |
| Soothing flora |
| African shrubs |
| African plants |
| Herbal healers |
| Century plants |
| African lilies |
| Healing plants |
| Bitter medicine |
| Herbal remedies |
| Herbal soothers |
| Soothing creams |
| Some succulents |
| Some are bitter |
| Soothing plants |
| Medicinal plants |
| Balm ingredients |
| Bitter purgative |
| Emollient plants |
| Gentle additives |
| Oriental incense |
| Lotion additives |
| Medicinal creams |
| Sunburn soothers |
| Medicinal lilies |
| Medicinal shrubs |
| Succulent plants |
| Drug or heartwood |
| Lilies' relatives |
| Lotion botanicals |
| Treatment plants? |
| Emollient sources |
| Ornamental plants |
| Palliative plants |
| Spiny houseplants |
| A Lesson From ____ |
| Aromatic heartwood |
| Bitter ___ (tonic) |
| Certain botanicals |
| Certain succulents |
| Succulent soothers |
| African succulents |
| Herbalist's plants |
| Natural emollients |
| Lily family plants |
| Lotion ingredients |
| Therapeutic plants |
| Balm-maker's plants |
| Hawaiian succulents |
| Thick-leaved plants |
| Fleshy-leaved flora |
| Spiny-leafed plants |
| Spiny-leaved plants |
| Soothing succulents |
| A Message From _____ |
| Fleshy-leaved shrubs |
| Medicinal succulents |
| Ointment ingredients |
| Skin cream additives |
| Base for some incense |
| Burn-relieving plants |
| End of a Fugard title |
| Skin lotion additives |
| Succulents for salves |
| Hand-cream ingredients |
| Medicinal plant juices |
| Skin-cream ingredients |
| Spiny medicinal plants |
| Succulents for lotions |
| Sunburn remedy sources |
| Word in a Fugard title |
| Plants used in lotions |
| Ingredients in lotions |
| Succulents that soothe |
| Certain botanical balms |
| Common balm ingredients |
| Common medicinal plants |
| Hand-lotion ingredients |
| Lily family houseplants |
| Relatives of the yucca. |
| Skin lotion ingredients |
| Fleshy medicinal plants |
| Plants used in cosmetics |
| Sunburn-relieving plants |
| Plants in a Fugard title |
| Plants used in first aid |
| Succulent healing plants |
| Fragrant East Indian wood |
| Plants for burn treatment |
| Soothing medicinal plants |
| Skin-soothing ingredients |
| Emollient-yielding plants |
| Soothing lotion additives |
| Bitter ___ (laxative drug) |
| Heartwood of certain trees |
| Plants with healing powers |
| Succulent flowering plants |
| Emollient-producing plants |
| Ingredients in many lotions |
| Plants that soothe sunburns |
| Medicinal lily plant extract. |
| ''A Lesson From ___'' (Fugard) |
| A Lesson From __": Fugard play |
| Fugard play "A Lesson from ___ |
| Fugard's A Lesson from ____ |
| Plants with healing properties |
| Bitter ___ (purgative medicine) |
| Homeopathic therapy ingredients |
| Plants cultivated for their sap |
| Fleshy-leaved, succulent plants |
| Plants with soothing goop inside |
| Resin used as a base for incense |
| Athol Fugard's "A Lesson From --- |
| Plants that yield a soothing balm |
| Plants yielding soothing extracts |
| A Lesson from ___" (Fugard drama) |
| Aromatic wood of an E. Indian tree |
| They often have lance-shaped leaves |
| Plants that are used in skin creams |
| Athol Fugard play: "A Lesson from ___ |
| They have fire-resistant spiny leaves |
| Plants of immortality, to ancient Egyptians |
| Succulents commonly used in the beauty business |