285 A growing Capsicum, Pepper or Chilli 286 Chillis, 5 or Peppers, 2 (to be displayed on a plate) 287 Potatoes, 5 white. 288 Potatoes, 5 coloured. 289 Spinach or Chard, 5 stems (displayed in a vase) 290 Carrots, 3, foliage trimmed to 75mm. 291 Lettuce, any type 292 Onions, 3 exhibition. 293 Onions, 3 over 250g, excluding exhibition. 294 Onions, 5 250g or less. 295 Onion, 1 the heaviest. 296 Beans, 6 runners. 297 Beans, 6 French, dwarf or climbing. 299 Marrows, pair on table not exceeding 380mm in length or 500mm circumference for round cultivars. 300 Marrow, the heaviest, any kind, to be grown outside. 301 Courgettes, 3 not less than 100mm or greater than 200mm. Round cultivars should be approx. 75mm in diameter 302 Cucumbers, pair of. 303 Tomatoes, 5 fruits shown with calyx. 304 Tomatoes, cherry type, 9 fruits to be displayed on a dish of sand, under 35mm. Sand can be provided by Society when staging. 305 Shallots, 8 large. 306 Shallots, 8 pickling, to pass through 30mm ring. 307 Beetroot, 3, Globe, Long or Alternative Colours e.g. white, yellow 308 Pumpkin, 1 the heaviest, to be grown outside. 309 Garlic, 3 Bulbs 310 Leeks, 2 (tops tied, not trimmed). 311 Radish, 6 any variety, foliage trimmed to 25mm 312 Two Pairs of Different Coloured Vegetables (e.g. an Orange and a Purple Carrot displayed with a Red and Yellow Pepper). 313 Most odd looking vegetable / fruit, misshaped or wonky specimen. 314 One unusual vegetable excluding marrows to be judged for size and quality. Please state size on entry form. To be named. 315 3 of any other vegetable or variety of vegetable not mentioned in Schedule, (eg. sweetcorn cobs, cauliflower, celery, custard marrows, spaghetti marrows etc.) 316 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. 317 Washingpool Top Tray Competition

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