Rosa canary bird

Hi, does anyone grow canary bird? I've seen it locally bare root and it's described as a ground cover rose on the tag but everything online suggests it is actually a reasonably sized shrub rose. Is this just marketing? I know roses can have more than one characteristic but this rose looks like it has the potential to take over a bit, rather than just create a lowish mound, that I would suggest is the carpeting style.

Thanks in advance.

 

There's a good description and photos here @Thevictorian from a well regarded grower. Average height 250cm.

Canary Bird rose|Yellow Shrub rose|Style Roses

 

I have Canary bird and it is not a ground cover rose. Mine is 20 years old and about 4 to 5 feet tall. It flowers once quite early with semi double yellow flowers and has small leaves and is very healthy.

 

Thank you, everything I have seen suggests it's more shrubby and some even say it can be trained like a small climber.
It would be a present for my dad as he is a norwich fan, the canaries, so it's more about where it would be planted than the form. I like that it's an early, simple flower, type which the bees might enjoy.

 

There might be more than one rose with this name, but the one I know does have long, arching canes:

https://garden.org/plants/view/2143/Rose-Rosa-xanthina-Canary-Bird/