Grows in the garden

[Lorcan]

These clues all relate to plants:

1) Striped or plain - a harbinger of spring
2) A purple lady
3) A country virtue
4) A city vice
5) A bird plus part of a huntsman's equipment
6) Satellite and coin
7) One of Rupert's friends
8) Fair maidens of Kent
9) A characteristic of old maids and the queen of flowers
10) A betrothed couple out early on an autumn evening
11) An evergreen and a drink
12) Sugary but not green
13) A lover of fine weather
14) A nourishing food and a useful receptacle

[Quizmonkey]

12 Sweet pea
7 Tiger Lily
14 Buttercup

[mazie]

1. Croscus?
2. Iris
3. Honesty?

[mazie]

crocus..sorry

[mazie]

13. Sunflower?

[mazie]

5. Larkspur

[crofter]

6. Moonpenny (daisies)?

[mazie]

8. Caterbury Bells

[crofter]

4. London Pride

[crofter]

11. Hollyhock

[jadzia49]

2.violet?

[mazie]

long shot...

10. Love in a Mist

[Lorcan]

Thanks for all the answers so far. Iris (suggested for 2) is the answer to a clue I've done. LIAM (10) makes sense to me. I don't see the county element iin Honesty (3.)

[gen2]

9. Single Rose

[mazie]

I can't think of anything else for no.3 Lorcan

it's definitely something Rose gen2 but I'm not sure you would refer to a flower in the garden as a single rose

[mazie]

Lorcan is it Country or County?

[Lorcan]

I've checked. Definately country. Whilst looking at a list of plants earlier I wondered about 'Marvel of Peru.'

[gen2]

Lorcan ,
. . . but a charactistic of 'Old Maids' is that they are still single.

Could it be 'single' as opposed to 'double'. i.e. a rose with a single layer of petals like the dog-rose?

[dancecaller]

9 primrose

[Lorcan]

Looked up rose on wikipedia. Could be Gooseberry Rose (playing gooseberry)? Or even Virginia Rose (Virgin Queen Elizabeth.)

[ontarioice]

3. I agree with Mazie who gave the answer as Honesty.
Can honesty not be the virtue of "a country" without naming a specific country?