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Roots, Fruits and Vegetables – Palmerston Fair

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Roots, Fruits & Vegetables — CLASS H

2023 Class H: Roots, Fruits & Vegetables

Committee: Kelsi McFadzean (519-803-5509), Tonya Wilson

Rules: Wipe specimen with a cloth to remove as much soil as possible – do not wash. Specimens with tops must be trimmed to 1” (unless stated otherwise). Choose large onions. Do not peel, but remove roots. Pumpkins and squash must still have their stems. All entries must be fresh and grown by the exhibitor. Ensure entries are uniform in size and shape, fresh, have good colour and are true to variety. Place entries on appropriate sized plates. Attach tags to plate or stems. Must be fully grown.

Prizes ~ 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00; 3rd – $3.00

Vegetables:

  1. Beans, 3 purple
  2. Beans, 3 yellow
  3. Beans, 3 green
  4. Beets, 3 round
  5. Beets, 3 long
  6. Green peas, 3 shelling
  7. Cabbage, any colour, 1 head
  8. Carrots, 3 of any variety
  9. Sweet corn, 3 yellow variety
  10. Sweet corn, 3 peaches and cream variety
  11. Cucumbers, 3 slicing
  12. Cucumbers, 3 pickling, 2” or less
  13. Eggplant, 2 of any one variety
  14. Garlic bulbs, 3 of any one variety
  15. Kale, 3 leaves with stems of any one variety
  16. Kohlrabi, 1 plant any variety
  17. Lettuce head, 1 named
  18. Onions, 3 Spanish
  19. Onions, 3 red
  20. Onions, 3 multipliers
  21. Onions, 3 Dutch set (cooking onion)
  22. Peppers, 3 sweet red
  23. Peppers, 3 sweet green
  24. Peppers, 3 hot variety
  25. Potatoes, 3 white or yellow
  26. Gourds, 3 any variety
  27. Swiss chard, 3 leaves with stems of any one variety
  28. Tomatoes, 3 red with stems
  29. Tomatoes, 3 green with stems
  30. Tomatoes, 3 plum with stems
  31. Tomatoes, 1 pint of cherry with stems
  32. Tomatoes, 3 of any other colour than above with stems
  33. Tomato, 1 green, largest by weight
  34. Heaviest garlic bulb by weight
  35. Any other vegetable not listed
  36. Strangest looking vegetable, named
  37. Largest and unusual vegetable, not listed above
  38. Edible flowers, 1 named
  39. Any dehydrated vegetable, named
  40. Dry beans, 3 any variety, named
  41. Potatoes, 3 red
  42. Squash, acorn or pepper
  43. Squash, spaghetti
  44. Pumpkin, one white, largest by weight
  45. Pumpkin, one orange, largest by weight
  46. Pumpkin, one green, largest by weight
  47. Pie pumpkin, 1 of any variety
  48. Ornamental corn, 3 the same with husk still on
  49. Mini pumpkins, 3 any variety

Prizes ~ 1st – $5.00; 2nd – $4.00; 3rd – $3.00

Fruit:

  1. Apples, 3 litre basket red variety
  2. Apples, 3 litre basket not red variety
  3. Pears, 3 litre basket
  4. Watermelon, largest by weight
  5. Any other fruit not listed above, named

Class Specials:

  1. Longest Zucchini by length. Sponsored by Hawthorn Farms.
  2. Longest carrot — trim top to 1”. Entry will be measured to the end of the root. Sponsored by Harwill Farms.

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