And the winner is...

ANYONE who has been following my column for the last 10 weeks will have noticed that each week I have featured a plant from the RHS shortlist for Plant of the Centenary.

And the winner is...

Chelsea Flower Show celebrated its hundred years at the 2013 show in May and to mark the occasion they wanted to crown a Plant of the Centenary. The shortlisted plants were each introduced at the Chelsea Flower Show over the last 100 years and each decade was represented by one plant. This list was then voted upon by the public and the accolade was won by Geranium ‘Rozanne’.

First exhibited in 2000, Geranium ‘Rozanne’ represents the period 1993-2002. A clump-forming evergreen, perennial plant, it produces beautiful blue flowers with a slight white centre which are produced freely on very short upright stems, about 20cm above its rosette of green leaves.

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