It should be OK. Make sure you add a couple layers of mulch around it. If you have one of those cones, use that too. I live in zone 4 and roses do very well.
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What zone do you live in?
this certainly depends upon where you live. I live in Michigan and our transplant ”season” is pretty well over for the year.
It should be OK. Make sure you add a couple layers of mulch around it. If you have one of those cones, use that too. I live in zone 4 and roses do very well.
I don't know what zone you are in, but in most zones I would wait until next spring.
And if you wait until next spring you can help propagation by inserting the cutting into a potato to help it root. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/771311873652021202/ Good luck!
location is necessary for the proper answer to be given
unless you’re I need a warm climate, wait until spring when there is no threat of frost