I grew this plant a decade or so ago. The color when the bloom was fine was a decent bicolor; however, most of the time the bloom was not fine and the plant was suffering from multiple ills of mildew and blackspot. JimD

I still have this and really like it, except for the KILLER thorns! Pruning is hazardous, but it is a nice rose for me. Mine is in full sun.

Yep, she's a thorny one.

I have Snowfire and it's a huge red/white rose but it's very slow to start each spring, a disease magnet and the blooms tend to ball in my humidity. And all that's besides the awful thorns! I keep it because my brother picked it out and he likes it...and occasionally it can be gorgeous!
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I still keep this rose purchased many years ago only because of her unique color combo. As far as the plant characteristics go she is a dog. Always covered with black spot, slow to grow, low production and not very vigorous.
Requires spraying all the time to give decent blooms.
I may get rid of her as I don't have time for fussy underperformers.