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trees
  • - Arboretum growths
  • - Arboretum sights
  • - Arboretum flora
  • - Arboretum collection
  • - Arboretum assortment
  • - Birches and beeches
  • - Baobab and banyan
  • - Balsams and balsas
  • - Apple and orange, for two
  • - Apple and cherry, e.g.
  • - Alder and elder
  • - "A nest of robins in her hair" source
  • - Yuletide cynosures
  • - Ygdrasil, etc.
  • - Yews and ashes
  • - Windbreak, often
  • - What steppes lack
  • - What Mark Lanegen climbs?
  • - Well-known song by Rasbach.
  • - Walnuts, e.g.
  • - Walnuts and others
  • - Tulip and tupelo
  • - They're planted on Arbor Day
  • - They're often clear-cut
  • - They're found in nurseries
  • - They may be clear-cut
  • - They have branches all over the world
  • - These were all about Eve
  • - These may be clear-cut
  • - There are six hidden in this puzzle in appropriate places
  • - The Lorax claims to speak for them
  • - Street enhancers
  • - Sourwood and ginkgo
  • - Some surgery patients
  • - Some probability diagrams
  • - Shoe stiffeners
  • - Shoe gadgets
  • - Shape keepers in a closet
  • - Shady street liners
  • - Shady sorts?
  • - Sassafras and tupelo
  • - Rush song that grew roots?
  • - Robles and wicopies
  • - Rembrandt's "Three ......"
  • - Records of lineage
  • - Proverbial non-monetary source
  • - Popular spot for kids' houses
  • - Popular poem
  • - Poplars, e.g.
  • - Poons, e.g.
  • - Poon and roble
  • - Poem with the line "Who intimately lives with rain"
  • - Poem with the line "Poems are made by fools like me"
  • - Plants in an orchard
  • - Planes, e.g.
  • - Plain lack
  • - Places for trunks
  • - Places for some houses
  • - Pines and spruces
  • - Pines and palms
  • - Pecan and walnut
  • - Pecan and almond
  • - Peaches and pears
  • - Patients of certain surgeons
  • - Park assets
  • - Paper sources
  • - Panda hangouts
  • - Orange, lemon and lime
  • - Orange growers
  • - Orange and olive
  • - On which dinero doesn't grow
  • - Obstacles to avoid while skiing
  • - Oak and teak
  • - Oak and maple, e.g.
  • - Oak and elm, for two
  • - Oak and elm, e.g.
  • - Oak and elm
  • - Oak and cedar
  • - Newspaper sources
  • - New Wave band that never grew roots?
  • - Nesting sites
  • - Much paper, originally
  • - Maples, e.g.
  • - Lumber is obtained from them
  • - Lovehammers song that grew roots?
  • - Logged items
  • - Locusts and Indian beans
  • - Locust and loquat
  • - Llano's lack
  • - Last of a Hemingway title
  • - Larch and ash
  • - Kite trappers
  • - Kilmer's classic
  • - Kilmer's claim to fame
  • - Kilmer work
  • - Kilmer title
  • - Kilmer poem containing the line Poems are made by fools like me
  • - Joyce Kilmer classic
  • - Inspirers of Joyce Kilmer
  • - Growths in a grove
  • - Growers in groves
  • - Grove view
  • - Grove features
  • - Grove contents
  • - Grove constituents
  • - Genealogy drawings
  • - Genealogical charts
  • - Fruit growers
  • - Forest units
  • - Forest fill
  • - Forest concealers in a saw
  • - Feller's targets?
  • - Family and shoe
  • - Familial diagrams
  • - Elms or elders
  • - Elms and oaks
  • - Elm and oak
  • - Elm and eucalyptus
  • - Elm and ash
  • - Elders and alders
  • - Elder and alder, e.g.
  • - Duffer's obstacles
  • - Dryads' homes
  • - Dilo and dita
  • - Diagrams of clans
  • - Deodar and baobab
  • - Dendrologists' study
  • - Dendrologists' concerns
  • - Cycad and poon
  • - Copse composition
  • - Copse components
  • - Clear-cut things?
  • - Classic six-couplet poem
  • - Classic poem that begins "I think that I shall never see"
  • - Classic Kilmer poem
  • - Christmas and shoe
  • - Cherries, e.g.
  • - Cedars and sycamores
  • - Catalpa, etc.
  • - Cashew and citron
  • - Cacao and bumbo
  • - Bumbo and ombu
  • - Bumbo and gateado
  • - Brings to bay
  • - Blessing 7
  • - Black Forest sights
  • - Birch and pine
  • - Beech and birch, for two
  • - Bearers of nuts and fruits
  • - Banyan and baobab
  • - Balsam and baobab
  • - Ashes, perhaps?
  • - Ash and deodar
  • - Arbor Day honorees
  • - Arbor components
  • - Apples and oranges, maybe
  • - Apple and shoe
  • - Apple and orange
  • - Ancestry tables
  • - Almonds and pistachios
  • - Alders and elders
  • - 1913 poem, set to music in 1922
  • - "You can't see the forest for the ......"
  • - "We Can Try" Between the ......
  • - "Poems are made by fools like me" source
  • - "Nearly Lost You" band Screaming ......
  • - "I think I shall never see..." poem
  • - "Animal" Neon ......
  • - Kilmer subject
  • - Kilmer's love
  • - Steppe's lack
  • - Shoe holders
  • - Shade givers
  • - Street prettifiers
  • - Leaves homes
  • - Last word of a Hemingway title
  • - Lemon and lime
  • - Beeches and birches
  • - Elms, e.g.
  • - Ashes
  • - Orchard sights
  • - Golfing hazards
  • - Apple and pear
  • - Nursery sights
  • - Sylvan sights
  • - Genealogy charts
  • - Forest growths
  • - Sequoias, e.g
  • - Forest flora
  • - Oranges and lemons
  • - Desert's lack
  • - What are hidden in the four long answers
  • - Park sights
  • - Park features.
  • - Shoe accessories
  • - They're for the birds
  • - Orange and lemon, e.g.
  • - Timber
  • - Squirrels' homes
  • - Grove makeup
  • - Eg, beeches
  • - Maples and myrtles
  • - Tundra's lack, usually
  • - Arborist's specialties
  • - Squirrels climb them
  • - Beeches and banyans
  • - "I see ... of green / Red roses too" (What a Wonderful World)
  • - Oaks and maples
  • - Orchard growths
  • - Recreates without care for Holly and Hazel
  • - Tall woody plants
  • - According to the poet's oldest son, it was written 'by a window looking down a wooded hill'
  • - Forest sights
  • - Forest components
  • - They leave in the spring
  • - Grove units
  • - They're trimmed for Christmas
  • - Oaks and elms
  • - Perennial woody plants
  • - Taiga feature
  • - 'Poems are made by fools like me' poem
  • - Forest makeup
  • - Pecans and pistachios
  • - Apples and oranges, say
  • - Woody structures
  • - Palms, e.g
  • - Hammock supports
  • - Tundra's lack
  • - Fig and fir
  • - They stand in stands
  • - Forest requirement
  • - Parts of a forest
  • - Ashes not caused by fire
  • - Grove group
  • - Nursery inhabitants
  • - Ancestral diagrams
  • - On which money doesn't grow
  • - 27 Down citing "leafy arms"
  • - Romeo cuts flower for Laurel and Willow
  • - Radiohead's 'Fake Plastic ......'
  • - Lumber producers
  • - Forest fixtures
  • - Formers of natural canopies
  • - What fills a forest
  • - Apples and oranges
  • - Woods woods
  • - For whom the Lorax speaks
  • - Poem with "fools like me"
  • - Wood sources
  • - Orchard, essentially
  • - Filbert and hazelnut
  • - Pines, say
  • - They're 27-Across, on prairies
  • - Golf hazards
  • - Kilmer poem
  • - Family diagrams
  • - Ancestry.com diagrams
  • - Copse makeup
  • - Woods components
  • - Corners
  • - They can sway in the breeze
  • - This puzzle's obvious theme
  • - Orchard rows
  • - Elders, perhaps, about to split gang up
  • - Spots for ornaments
  • - Pines, e.g
  • - They're in every forest
  • - Joyce Kilmer poem that starts 'I think that I shall never see'
  • - Arbor array
  • - Woody plants
  • - Forest features
  • - Pears and plums
  • - Ashes, e.g
  • - Orchard units
  • - Golf course obstacles
  • - Elders, e.g
  • - Chestnut and cherry
  • - Classic Joyce Kilmer poem
  • - Birch and palm
  • - Cherry and chestnut
  • - Grove sight
  • - Nursery items
  • - They're scarce on llanos
  • - Branch headquarters?
  • - Forest denizens
  • - Arborist's concern
  • - Sources of shade
  • - Shade providers
  • - Shade sources
  • - Arbor Day plantings
  • - Beech and birch
  • - Planes
  • - Shoe shapers
  • - Pines
  • - Paper source
  • - Hammock holders
  • - Screaming
  • - Shoe inserts
  • - Ring bearers?
  • - Lodgepole Pines
  • - arborist's charges
  • - Red Maple, balsa and birch
  • - Logicians' creations
  • - the ashes, perhaps?
  • - weeping willows and quaking aspens
  • - They have sturdy trunks
  • - Grove growths
  • - birch, beech, and peach, for example
  • - family history diagrams
  • - Orchard's members
peso
  • - A Spanish capital
  • - Oaxacan bread?
  • - Spanish bread
  • - Chilean bread
  • - Spanish coin
  • - 123 across in mexico?
  • - standard monetary unit of the philippines
  • - Washington D.C. : dollar :: Mexico City : ...
  • - currency name in the phillippines, spain, and argentina
  • - Currency in Mexico
  • - hope sophie accepts money
  • - put a coin in, hope something comes out
  • - Pose exotically for money
  • - Currency unit in Mexico
  • - bit of colombian cash
  • - Monetary unit of Chile and the Philippines
  • - Unit of currency in Colombia and Chile
  • - money of manila
  • - Currency in Buenos Aires
  • - Money used in Mexico
  • - mexican unit of currency
  • - cuban bar tender
  • - exercises, so ready for trip to cuba?
  • - Concealed in primrose paths dug up in Cuban capital
  • - in mexico, it's a small price to pay
  • - South American currency
  • - money needed to settle the account, we hear, in this way
  • - Europe sometimes requires this currency
  • - hope somebody has something valuable
  • - colombian buck
  • - Official currency of The Dominican Republic and also some countries in South America
  • - It buys stuff in Mexico
  • - 100-centavo unit
  • - One's spent after exercise like this
  • - Currency of Philippines
  • - Bit of Chilean change
  • - Currency used in Mexico
  • - Currency of the Philippines
  • - Spent in Mexico, Uruguay and the Philippines
  • - Currency of Philippine
  • - bit of monterrey cheddar?
  • - coin used at el centro comercial, perhaps
  • - currency in chile
  • - what is the unit of currency in mexico?
  • - Mexican money in awkward pose
  • - delgado's dollar
  • - currency whose first syllable sounds like what people do with currency
  • - philippine monetary unit
  • - Currency of Uruguay
  • - some hope south american coin will answer
  • - Somehow pose as something valuable
  • - pay for a dinner out in mexico with a...
  • - Pose dressed for not much money
  • - Currency unit
  • - Coin of many countries
  • - Piece of eight, e.g.
  • - Mexican bean
  • - Tortilla dough
  • - Change in Cuba
  • - 100 centésimos
  • - Capital of Uruguay
  • - Dollar, in Durango
  • - It's spent in Mexico
  • - Money in Sonora.
  • - Capital of the Philippines
  • - Philippine money
  • - Cuban cash
  • - Currency in the Philippines
  • - Baja bar tender?
  • - Monterrey jack?
  • - Change in Chile
  • - Cozumel cash
  • - Tijuana cash
  • - Change in Chihuahua
  • - Cancun cabbage
  • - Chihuahua tender
  • - Dominican dough
  • - Money in Manila
  • - Chihuahua change
  • - Durango dough
  • - Chilean cabbage?
  • - Chihuahua cash
  • - Piece of eight?
  • - North American capital
  • - Monetary unit
  • - South American capital
  • - Capital of Chile?
  • - Money in Mexico
  • - Mexican currency
  • - Currency of Argentina
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