Not even Lumiere, the famous candelabra from "Beauty and the Beast", could hold a candle to the beauty of Candelabra, the 1999 AARS grandiflora winner. Set against a torchiere of dark green, glossy foliage, the coral and orange flowers flicker brightly. The lightly-scented grandiflora lights the garden with its 4-inch flowers with 25 petals.

Candelabra grows to a height of 4-feet -- an upright, well-balanced plant with its colorful flowers present in large clusters. The plant is disease-resistant which translates to easy care for the gardener. Candelabra was hybridized by Keith Zary from a combination of Tournament of Roses and an unnamed seedling. Bear Creek Gardens is the introducer.