I think they look pretty good. Newly transplanted into pots, I don't think more water could hurt. They could also be put in part sun for a few days until they settle in. Many potted roses need water daily.

When you say 50:50 do you mean half potting half dirt from your yard ? Because in a pot , that will not work . It may work in your yard , but not the other way around .

Well here’s the deal. I went to local landscape company and got 50/50 of top soil/peat. It’s really light so I’m not sure what to do. Can you transplant roses after a transplant to fix the soil if needed?

takes forever to have pics show up here or I’d show more. Let me know what ya think. Ty. Edit: potted ones not to worried, but the ones in planter I am lol

That soil sounds too heavy. You need potting soil which for the most part usually doesn't have any real soil in it. Yes, you can transplant them again to fix the soil issue. Just don't leave them out of the soil for a long time or let them dry out.

I'm sorry .. I don't know then. I'm not familiar with raised planting beds and their soil requirement. I hope someone who is can help!

Is the planter bottomless, ie open to the ground below it (or does it have a bottom and is essentially a larger pot?)

If it is bottomless then your soil mix would be fine, since it would be draining to the ground below. But if it has a bottom like a pot, then only use potting soil.

Ahh ok thankyou everyone for your comments. It’s bottomless. Here’s another photo as of today. I’m adding mulch over top later today. It also gets very very hot in my backyard for some reason then my other houses I’ve had

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Maybe I’m under-watering

Yes, the roses need more water, and shading them would also help until they settle in.

Ok thankyou what woul be best way to shade?

Do u have a patio chair to place over it ? Or even an umbrella in the garage ? That could help

I put a outdoor chair next to or over a plant needing shade. You can drape a towel over the chair to give more shade. It can really help. Of course were the plant potted still, moving them to the shade would have been ideal.