Three colours, not three prescribed colours
Vegetable Empire's gardening brief has a Different colours counter. Reach at least 3 on that row. Unlike Carrot Promotion, the documented requirement does not prescribe a yellow-orange-green list.
Do not count every coloured vegetable printed on one fabric as a separate qualifying colour. Inspect the chosen item tags and the live counter. If it still reads two, change a suitable piece to a fabric carrying a different colour tag and check again.
An apron-skirt cotton route
Start with the apron skirt. Pair it with a milkmaid, apron or ruffle apron bodice and short puffed or butterfly sleeves. These are the walkthrough's gardening-shape options; choose among them by watching Cute, Playful and Workwear in your draft.
Cotton is the recommended fabric family for this combination. Choose its actual tags rather than assuming all cotton supplies equal scores. Use contrasting tagged entries across the pieces to reach the three-colour count without abandoning the style minimums.
Why this example is not ready
The example has Cute 85/50, Playful 78/50 and Workwear 100/40, but Quality 50/75 fails. Adding more colours or copying the print will not address that specific shortfall. Check measuring, mannequin setup, grain and sewing before spending on unrelated decoration.
For an already sewn dress, use the rework guide to find the affected piece or stage rather than starting the entire design again without a diagnosis.
Finish checklist
Confirm Different colours at least 3; Cute and Playful at least 50 each; Workwear at least 40; and Quality at least 75 on your own card. The screenshot is helpful for interpreting the counter and spotting a remaining failure, not proof of delivery. Once your actual dress is ready, finish it and choose Complete Commission.