Wild Flowers

[MtheP]

All the answers are wild flowers.

Trees with a buck of the 3rd year? (4,6)

Stretch arrow - get it! (7.10)

Do you live here in luxurious circumstances (6)

To tease with infusion for malt beer! (7)

[gen2]

Trees with a buck of the 3rd year = wood sorel

definition of 'sorel' found here:-

http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=buck

[gen2]

To tease with infusion for malt beer! = ribwort

[gen2]

Stretch arrow - get it! = greater stitchwort (anagram)

[gen2]

Do you live here in luxurious circumstances (6) = clover

[MtheP]

Thanks so much gen2. A few more

Himalayan hammock carries British National emblem (9)

N in the study of mosses, but loses its log (6)

Claw with guides emblem (5,4,7)

Snake's annoying failure (6,7)

[gen2]

Just realise that wood sorel should be wood sorrel to fit the 4,6.

[gen2]

N in the study of mosses, but loses its log (6) = bryony

(bryology - log and including N)

[gen2]

Snake's annoying failure (6,7) = viper's bugloss

[gen2]

Sorry, thats all for tonight. I'll try again tomorrow.

[gen2]

Claw with guides emblem (5,4,7) = bird's-foot-trefoil

I've run out of ideas for your last one though.

[gen2]

And the last one is . . . dandelion

I found a definition of 'dandy' on this page of Hindustani - Urdu - Hindi words used by Kipling here that defines it as 'a Himalayan hammock like litter'. It is not in my Chambers Dictionary. I suppose 'dandy' is close enough to 'dande' for it to be the answer.

[MtheP]

Thank you so much gen2. You're such a star. We don't need anyone else on the site with you here!