Not necessarily. You really need to look at your climate and soil conditions before you plant your roses. Particular roses will not grow well in certain climate conditions, and all roses like light, rich, slightly acidic soil.
The soil conditions you can fix, but you really can’t change your climate. Also, some rose bushes and plants are more challenging to maintain than others, so research the care requirements of any roses you are considering.
When you do your initial planting, you will need to dig a hole about twice the size of the plant’s roots and slightly mounded in the center. Set your plant in the center of the hole and spread out the roots.
This is also an excellent time to add some manure or lime to the soil.
Water well and continue watering about every other day for two weeks, then water about once a week. After three months, mulch around the base of the stem. Always plant roses in a sunny spot. They need about 6 hours a day of sunlight.