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10705 Corn, sweet, ear over 10
10712 Pepper, over ½ pound
inches
10713 Potato, over 1 pound
10706 Cucumber, over 12 inches
10714 Pumpkin, over 15 pounds
10707 Gourd, over 1 pound
10715 Squash, over 5 pounds
10708 Kohlrabi, over 1 pound
10716 Tomato, ripe, over 1 pound
10709 Okra, over 8 inches
10717 Turnip, over 1 pound
10710 Onion, over 1 pound
10718 Other, superintendent’s
10711 Parsnip, over 8 inches edible
decision
root
Section 108 – SUMMER APPLES
An exhibit will consist of 3 mature RIPE specimens per plate. No winter or green
apples will be exhibited. If necessary, one specimen will be cut to check seed
maturity
10801 Duchess
10804 Dolga Crab
10802 Oriole
10805 Whitney Crab
10803 Yellow Transparent
10806 Any Other Summer Apple
Section 109– OTHER FRUITS
An exhibit will consist of RIPE specimens of the given amount per plate. Use berry
boxes for small fruit.
10901 Apricots (3)
10904 Peaches (3)
10902 Berries ½ pint (or reasonable
10905 Plums (3)
amount)
10906 Other fruit 1/2 pint (or
10903 Grapes, 2 bunches
reasonable amount)
Section 110 – MISCELLANEOUS
11001 Small Gourd Mixture, 3 all different in appearance. (shape, color, skin texture,
etc.)
11002 Large Gourd Mixture, 3 all different in appearance. (shape, color, skin texture,
etc.)
11003 Walnuts, Last year’s crop, without husk, six, one open.
11004 Herbs –A collection of six named herbs
11005 Artistic Figure – made entirely of homegrown vegetables, fruits, gourds, or
grain. MUST SECURELY STAND BY ITSELF.
11006 Novelty – Uncommon or unique vegetable, grain, or fruit. Give name. NO
FREAKS
11007 Usable Birdhouse made from a birdhouse gourd, that is hangable, bird
accessible and weather tolerant. This is not an art project.
Same birdhouse is eligible to enter one year only.
11008 Miniature pumpkins (2)
Section 111 – POT OR CONTAINER PLANTS
SPONSORED BY EARL MAY GARDEN CENTER
Grow a tomato or a pepper plant in a container. Start early enough so
plant will show fruit and maturity by fair time. May use a started plant or can grow
one from seed. Must have variety name of plant on exhibit. Container must be
large enough for a big plant and must have drain holes in bottom. Record planting
date, if and when fertilized, growth progress, any problems the plant had, what you
learned or enjoyed about the project and attach to exhibit. Place a saucer
underneath plant pot.
Earl May Garden Center will judge these plants and award special
prizes to the winners.
11101 Pot or Container Plant -- Ages 6 - 15 years.
11102 Pot or Container Plant -- Ages 16 - adult.
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