| 100% | ALLOTMENT | 9 | Public plots for growing veg and composting |
| 34% | TRANSPORT | 9 | Public __; for example, buses, trains and trams |
| 33% | PTA | 3 | Public-school group for moms and dads: Abbr. |
| 33% | FENNEL | 6 | Herb grown for seeds and leaves |
| 33% | ALLOTMENT | 9 | Plot of land where fruit and vegetables are grown |
| 32% | TEENPROTEIN | 11 | Muscle builder for growing boys and girls? |
| 32% | TRELLIS | 7 | Wooden framework for growing climbers and roses up |
| 32% | PARKLAND | 8 | Trees, shrubs and lawns for the public use |
| 31% | MESQUITE | 8 | US trees grown for pod-like fruit and ironwood |
| 30% | MILKTEETH | 9 | They grow in for babies and fall out around age 5 |
| 29% | RAMTIL | 6 | African plant also called niger grown for its edible oil and seed |
| 29% | RAMTIL | 6 | African plant also called nyjer grown for its edible oil and seed |
| 29% | CANE | 4 | Stalklike plant grown for molasses, rum, and sugar |
| 29% | ACRONYM | 7 | Captcha, for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart" |
| 29% | SORGHUM | 7 | Genus of flowering plants in the grass family grown for grain and fodder |
| 28% | GARDEN | 6 | Area in a yard for growing fruits and vegetables |
| 28% | JUMP | 4 | Word with "time" to indicate the plot for time travel movies like "Back to the Future" and "Interstellar" |
| 28% | CACTI | 5 | Plural for a plant that grows in the desert, has spikes, and holds water |
| 28% | TEOSINTE | 8 | Tall annual grass of Central America and Mexico related to maize grown for forage |
| 28% | RAY | 3 | & 20D Genus of flowering plants in the grass family grown for grain and fodder |
| 28% | HOMESITES | 9 | Plots for lodging |
| 28% | BEDS | 4 | Plots for flowers |
| 28% | TRACT | 5 | Plot for development |
| 28% | ADULT | 5 | For grown folks |
| 27% | MEET | 4 | ___-and-greet (event for a public figure) |
| 27% | EYECONTACT | 10 | Asset for a public speaker ... or a hint to 17-, 24-, 37- and 52-Across |
| 27% | TYSON | 5 | Neil deGrasse ___, astrophysicist and Public Welfare Medal-winner known for hosting "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" |
| 27% | ZONED | 5 | Plotted for urban uses |
| 27% | STORYLINE | 9 | Plot for an RPG |