This one is currently doing a nice spring flush, but I keep forgetting to take my camera down with me.

I think I know why it's not more popular. The bush itself is fine. It has nice foliage, and is not too vicious to work around. Dense and compact growth habit. The flowers are gorgeous in bud, or when newly opened, and are well scented. The only catch is that the flowers don't stay looking good. They will be fine for a day or so, then will rapidly get spotty and a bit manky. They will then hang on the bush in this state, gradually getting worse, until eventually they will (thankfully) fall to bits.

In other words, it will require constant attention to look its best. You will want to trim off any blooms after a couple of days. I haven't yet tried them as cut flowers, so don't know if they will be better in a vase.

Has been a scruffy little beast over summer.
Will have to see how it goes with more time.

I've discovered one minor flaw with this rose: the edges of the petals turn brown well before they drop from the bush. In other words, it's one that will require deadheading to keep it looking good. Not a huge deal, but of course the self-cleaning roses are better for lazy gardeners.