If she waters it in well, it should do just fine.

I have a wild rose I've been trying to get rid of for the last 14 years, including scrapping the site off with a backhoe and hauling the roots and soil away, and building a garage and greenhouse on top of it. Still have shoots coming up! :-)

Thanks David, that sounds encouraging. I had a gardner tell me yesterday that sometimes they don't transplant well.
I was shocked when all the leaves dried up, that seemed worrysome.

2 new leaves on the rose at the bottom, so it is alive. I would rather it wouldn't have new growth right now however I know it will lose those leaves and maybe there will be new ones next spring.