Thanks for the help and the tip about watering. I will pay special attention to those that I have already moved. Water!

What Nik said, and water ONLY. Do not feed it until it has recovered and is putting out new growth (which may take a while - growing more roots will be its first priority, not top growth). The reason it needs extra water is that transplanting inevitably damages the roots, and the plant needs to grow new roots, and the water is to support it while it is doing that - the damaged roots cannot take up water very well, so it needs a lot.

Jackie

And you might want to consider rooting some of the cuttings Just In Case.

Thanks everyone. Sounds like good advice.

You can also defoliate the rose as much as you can, if you can be bothered. It will help.