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It is a condition of entry that you have read and agree to be bound by the Rules and Regulations.

Vegetables

 

Class V1One plate potatoes - white or coloured - 3 tubers

 

 
 
Class V2Three root vegetables other than carrots, mixed or single variety

 

Class V3Three onions

 

Class V4Five shallots

 

Class V5Five tomatoes - medium - exceeding 35mm diameter

 

Class V6Seven tomatoes - small - must not exceed 35mm diameter

 

Class V7Nine runner beans

 

Class V8Three leeks

 

    
  		 
Class V9Edible pumpkin or squash - to be presented cut open

 

  Class V10 
  Plate of chillies - minimum 3 specimens - single or mixed variety		 
  
  Class V11		  Heaviest Onion 
  Class V12 Longest Runner Bean (average of 3 beans) 
  Class V13  
 Funniest Vegetable (no artificial enhancement or cutting allowed)		 
  Class V14 Heaviest marrow (or courgette!)   
 
Fruit
Class F1One plate of apples - 3 specimens - single or mixed cultivar

 

Class F2One plate of hard fruit other than apples - 3 specimens - single or mixed cultivar

 

Class F3One plate of soft fruit - single variety or mixed

 


Flowers - to be exhibited in entrants' own vase.

 

Class W1Specimen rose - single stem

 

Class W2Selection of 3 roses of different cultivars

 

Class W3Dahlia - any variety - 3 stems mixed or single cultivar

 

Class W4Annuals - seven stems of any cultivar

 

Class W5
One vase of mixed wild foliage and/or grasses
(please gather responsibly)

 


Home Economics and Craft - to be exhibited in entrants' own container or plate

 

Class E1A baked item of exhibitors choice using raspberries and/or blackberries

 

Class E2A jar of preserve - jam, marmalade or chutney

 


Class E3a
"Garden in a seed tray" - under 16
(Seed tray 375m x 230mm. Please see Rules for details)

 

  Class E3b 
 "Garden in a seed tray" - over 16
 (Seed tray 375m x 230mm. Please see Rules for details)