| Hint | Tree, flower or herb |
|---|
| 1. Nearly squeezed Merry in two | |
| 2. A floral symbol of Gondor and its Kings | |
| 3. A yellow winter flower in the unfading grass. Sam knows | |
| 4. A small white flower that blossoms in all the seasons, and grows where dead men rest | |
| 5. The elder of the Two Trees | |
| 6. Famous Halflings' Leaf | |
| 7. A fair tree. From its wood were made the staves given by Faramir to Frodo and Sam, and the casket in which was brought the Crown of Gondor | |
| 8. The best variety of p. 6 | |
| 9. Replaced the Party Tree | |
| 10. The White Tree. A lesser image of p. 5 and the ancestor of p. 2 | |
| 11. A strong red wine from the Southfarthing | |
| 12. Golden bells in the green fields of Lebennin. (Two flowers. Name either of two) | |
| 13. Has healed Frodo, Sam, Faramir, Éowyn and Merry | |
| 14. Another white tree. Was cut and burned at Sauron's command | |
| 15. Another variety of p. 6. A hint: name of the hobbit who first grew the true p. 6 in his gardens | |
| 16. A fair rowan of Fangorn. Any of three | |
| 17. Yet another white tree. Isn't mentioned in the LOTR, but there's its namesake — a famous elf | |
| 18. A wooden platform among the boughs of p. 9 | |
| 19. A variety of p. 6 from Bree | |
| 20. A pale flower on Cerin Amroth | |
| 21. Herbs that a hobbit needs with coney | |
