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#14
Reference to The Woodentops, perhaps?

#21
pun - "sick of more"

#29
Hardy in the horticultural sense, perhaps?
"hard" is used in the Chambers definition of WOOD.

#25, ELM and OAK are in the clue, not sure if there is something more to it.

Thanks all
mattrom - in 25 Elijah refers to Eiljah WOOD, ("Frodo"). I hadn't spotted th hidden "woods", though.

and ASH....

It's been fascinating reading your clues/ comments.

It is just a little word with no anagrams (deliberate!) but it seems to have served the purpose of being challenging.

Has your brain thawed out yet, Rosalind?
There are nearly three hours left before voting.

No worries Pedagogue, you didn't mention any particular clues.

If I'm not back from shopping at I.00 pm you all know what to do by now, so please carry on without me.

Hi Chris. You got the definition. Ash, elm and oak are "seen" in the wordplay.

Hi Chris
In bowls you try to get the wood next to the jack
Birch obvious
Jack Birch was a seventies port star

Mattrom is correct for. 29

Apologies Pedagogue was also correct