Produce and Horticulture
Farm Grown Produce ~ Class 1 & 2 — celebrating PEI's agricultural bounty.
Farm Grown Produce ~ Class 1 & 2
Please refer to the “Rules & Regulations.” For entry requirements, please refer to the entry form.
Download Entry FormClass 1: Produce
Sponsored by Nabuurs Gardens and Vesey Seeds
Prizes
1st $6 · 2nd $5.50 · 3rd $5
Special Prize: Exhibitor with the most points
- 1.3 Table turnips, table or export, trimmed
- 2.5 Carrots, table use tip to 6", Nantes type (blunt)
- 3.5 Carrots, table use 6" or more, Imperator type (pointed & tapered)
- 4.5 Parsnips
- 5.5 Round beets
- 6.5 Cylindrical beets
- 7.5 Yellow onions — washed not peeled
- 8.5 Red onions — washed not peeled
- 9.5 Tomatoes, round, red, stems on (not cherry)
- 10.5 Green tomatoes, stems on
- 11.5 Cherry Tomatoes
- 12.5 Plum Tomatoes
- 13.9 Pods of yellow beans
- 14.9 Pods of green string beans
- 15.3 Cucumbers, table use, stems on
- 16.Largest pumpkin (not giant)
- 17.Largest squash by weight
- 18.2 Zucchini – not over 12" long
- 19.Collection of 3 herbs
- 20.2 Summer squash
- 21.2 Unusual shaped summer squash
- 22.5 Gourds
- 23.2 Green peppers
- 24.5 Radish
- 25.5 Apples, early
- 26.5 Apples, crab apple
- 27.Collection of vegetables (no potatoes) mounted on a 2'×2' size display
- 28.Mutt & Jeff – under 14 years of age (same vegetable: 1 small and 1 large)Special $25 — PEI Mutual
- 29.Fruit or Veg sculpture – under 14 years of ageSpecial $25 — PEI Mutual
* Special Prize from PEI Mutual of $25 for first place in Sections 28 and 29 (youth under 14 years of age)
Class 2: Horticulture
Sponsored by Nabuurs Gardens and Vesey Seeds
Prizes
1st $6 · 2nd $5.50 · 3rd $5
Special Prize: Exhibitor with the most points
- 1.Petunias: 5 blooms
- 2.Collection: Lavatera, bowl display & colour
- 3.Collection: Zinnias, 5 blooms
- 4.Collection: Asters, 5 blooms
- 5.Collection: Dahlias, 5 blooms, 3 distinct colours
- 6.Collection: Dahlias, pom pom variety, 5 blooms 2–4 inch blooms
- 7.Collection: Gladiolus, 5 spikes
- 8.Collection: Pansies, 5 blooms (shown in upright container)
- 9.Marigolds: 3 stems, large over 3 inches
- 10.Marigolds: 5 stems, small up to 3 inches
- 11.Cosmos: 5 blooms
- 12.Lilies: 1 stalk (Lilium) any colour
- 13.Outdoor potted plant
- 14.Collection: Snapdragons, 5 stems, 2 colours
- 15.Collection: Calendula, 5 blooms
- 16.Nasturtiums: 5 stems
- 17.Collection: Bachelor Buttons, 12 blooms
- 18.Outdoor container arrangement
- 19.Collection: Phlox, perennial, 3 stems
- 20.Display: Sweet Peas, 12 stems, 3 colours
- 21.Collection: 3 Roses
- 22.House plant – in bloom
- 23.Table Bouquet, viewable from all sides
- 24.Dining room table arrangement, max height 8" including container
- 25.African violet
- 26.Cactus plant
- 27.Foliage plant
- 28.Collection: Garden flowers in container, 6 varieties
- 29.Arrangement of wild flowers
- 30.Flower arrangement in unusual container
- 31.Sunflowers: 5 stalks
- 32.Oats: Sheaf of 100
- 33.Wheat: Sheaf of 100
- 34.Barley: Sheaf of 100
Entry Rules
- All exhibits must meet the requirements outlined in the Fair Rules & Regulations; rules will be strictly enforced by Fair Association officials.
- Only listed articles are accepted.
- Only two entries per exhibitor in each section.
- All entries must be the sole work and production of the exhibitor.
- Exhibits must stay until 4:00 pm on Sunday or prize money will be forfeited.
- Exhibitors must state the proper class and section from the competition booklet.
Submission Details
Drop-off Location
Exhibit Building (Heritage Hall)
Drop-off Date & Time
Thursday, August 27th, between 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm
No entries will be accepted on Friday.
Mail Entry Form To
Elaine MacLennan
458 Strathcona Rd - Rte 312
St. Peters, PE, C0A 2A0
emaclennan@msn.comA complete mailing address with civic number is required in order to receive prize money.