Giant veg records smashed despite 'bonkers' summer
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Seven giant vegetables set provisional Guinness World Records at the National Giant Vegetables Championship in Worcestershire, including a 26.02kg beetroot, a 7.808kg sunflower head, and a cucumber plant measuring 7.598m tall, achieved despite an unusually hot and dry summer.
The records are provisional; final confirmation is expected after verification.
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