I have a GdeD from High Country Rose growing in a pot, it's down to half of its size this winter, it hated growing under the lights in the basement, it likes soaking up the sun next to a patio door during the winter months, most of roses don't like growing in room temp, I have to treat GdrD as a potted Jasmine.

@frontporchfarm I moved mine (also in March) when I sold my old house several years ago. I thought it was going to be a disaster. When I dug it up, all of the clay soil fell off in big, heavy clumps, ripping off all of the feeding roots and all but two of the larger roots...which were not that large, maybe 6 to 8 inches long! I thought that was the end of the road for it, but I went ahead and tucked it into the prepared hole at my new house, kept it well watered and mulched with composted steer manure...and it went on to leaf out and bloom that summer like nothing had happened. It didn't throw out many large new canes until the following year, but it was fine, and each year it's gotten better. That was quite a lesson for me - I didn't quite realize how tough roses are until that experience. I only cut back what I had to to transport it, so there was a lot for those small roots to support, but there was no dieback. So my recommendation would be to throw caution to the wind and move it to your new garden. Surely you will do a better job of keeping roots than I did!

Kelly, I grow 1 in a pot. You can't store it in the garage, it's too cold. Mine did ok in the basement under the lights last winter, but this winter it wasn't doing great in the basement, went down to 1/3 its size, canes turned brown, I moved it next to a patio door, it gets a lot of sun during the day, now it's pretty happy, a lot of new leaves came out. It's doable.

I am going to go out on a limb and suggest a different rose (and of course, I don't have any experience with it), have you seen Chartreuse de Parme? It has the old fashioned look to it but it is a modern rose that has won all sorts of awards for its perfume. It is a hybrid tea (not your typical looking HT) but I think the color would stand out against the color of the wall and be beautiful! I might have to try this one in a pot and see how it does in my hotter than Hades garden. Roses Unlimited carries it as does Palatine (but then it would be on a root stock that might not work for you). I am not sure how big it would get in our climate. Sounds like if it does get big, you would have the space for it. Sorry if I spoke out of turn about this rose. It is just so pretty! Sheila, your gorgeous Glorie can come and lay around in my garden at any time! It is stunning!