Go water them.

Sounds simple enough, however, it thundered late last night. Is it safe to water again especially since the wild blue yonder is doing well?

If they are wet, don't water them.
If the water has leached away, water them.

If you have STANDING water around them, THAT is a problem.

Tender new growth is very subject to the stress of re-planting, so the wilted foliage is not surprising.

Jeri

Jerijen, just go your msg.

Yes, i bought angel face and belinda's dream in pots from the big box store. Today is a cool and very windy day.

So cut the drooping buds off and water?

My bed has mulch on them and the roses are surrounded by the mulch. I just went out and checked the retention of water in the soil and it's damp not dry. Again, i dont know what i'm doing, but i feel the wind might hv shocked the roses today. My hostas looked wilted and shocked by the wind today as well. On a different note, i transplanted the hostas at least weeks ago and they bounced back well. So, basically, i think the wind is playing a major role in the rose buds being droopy. However, if you guys feel i should water or cut back let me know. Thank you.

Transplant shock is not uncommon in new roses. It's not at all unusual for there to be some wilting at first. Do cut off most of the buds, keep them well watered but not soggy wet and give them some time to settle in and regroup. They should bounce back in a few days if they are not further stressed.