They should be fine, check out preparing for winter season this fall in your area or go to a local greenhouse and they can tell you what to do so that it makes it through the winter.
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Most roses will be fine, except for hybrid tea roses.
LOok for explorer series roses...they are designed for canadian conditions
They should be fine, check out preparing for winter season this fall in your area or go to a local greenhouse and they can tell you what to do so that it makes it through the winter.
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/gardening-by-region/northeast/best-roses-for-the-northeast/
Just about any rose, have seen some NE folks wrap them in burlap for the winter.
If you buy a plant at a reputable local nursery, they should be carrying only plants that survive in your area.
Knockout roses are good. Not much scent but beautiful blooms.