311 A growing Capsicum, Pepper or Chilli 312 Chillis, 5 or Peppers, 2 (to be displayed on a plate) 313 Potatoes, collection of 2 named varieties, 5 of each. 314 Potatoes, 5 white. 315 Potatoes, 5 coloured. 316 Cabbage, 1 head with 75mm of stalk. 317 Spinach or Chard, 5 stems (displayed in a vase) 318 Carrots, 3 long pointed, foliage trimmed to 75mm. 319 Carrots, 3 stump rooted, foliage trimmed to 75mm. 320 Parsnips, 2. 321 Lettuce, any type 322 Rope of 15 Onions - not to exceed 3.2kgs 323 Onions, 3 exhibition. 324 Onions, 3 over 250g, excluding exhibition. 325 Onions, 5 250g or less. 326 Onion, 1 the heaviest. 327 Beans, 6 runners. 328 Beans, 1 the longest runner. 329 Beans, 6 French, dwarf or climbing. 330 Peas, 6 pods, (to be displayed flat on table), 331 Marrows, pair on table not exceeding 380mm in length or 500mm circumference for round cultivars. 332 Marrow, the heaviest, any kind. 333 Courgettes, 3 not less than 100mm or greater than 200mm. Round cultivars should be approx. 75mm in diameter 334 Cucumbers, pair of. 335 Tomatoes, 5 fruits shown with calyx. 336 Tomatoes, yellow, plum or other, 5 fruits shown with calyx, to be displayed on a dish of sand. Sand can be provided by Society when staging. 337 Tomatoes, cherry type, 9 fruits to be displayed on a dish of sand, under 35mm. Sand can be provided by Society when staging. 338 Shallots, 8 large. 339 Shallots, 8 pickling, to pass through 30mm ring. 340 Shallots, cluster as grown, fully exposed, no container 341 Beetroot, 3 globe or long. 342 Beetroot, 3 globe, alternative colours e.g. white, yellow 343 Pumpkin, 1 the heaviest. 344 Garlic, 3 Bulbs 345 Leeks, 2 (tops tied, not trimmed). 346 Radish, 6 any variety, foliage trimmed to 25mm 347 Most odd looking vegetable / fruit, misshaped or wonky specimen. 348 One unusual vegetable excluding marrows to be judged for size and quality. Please state size on entry form. To be named. 349 A Sunday Lunch trug, a trug of vegetables suitable for Sunday lunch. 350 3 of any other vegetable or variety of vegetable not mentioned in Schedule, (eg. sweetcorn cobs, cauliflower, celery, custard marrows, spaghetti marrows etc.) 351 Collection of salad vegetables, 3 kinds, 3 of each. 352 Collection of any of the following: cut flowers, fruits, herbs, pot plants, vegetables. To be displayed within a space of 60 x 75cms.This Class is open to Individuals, Horticultural Societies and Clubs. 353 Collection of vegetables 355 Washingpool Top Tray Competition

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