adiro, your rose looks almost identical to my Coral Dawn climber I bought this year, right down to your description of the nodding blooms! Check the link below to see if the pictures at HelpMeFind match your rose. I would do as yorkrose suggests, and just mound soil around it until Spring. Then you can dig it up and replant deeper, or continue to mound it well over the winter. You might lose some cane over the winter, when the danger of frost is passed in the Spring you can prune off the dead parts. The rose will regrow if the bud union is not damaged. Your final problem is rose slugs! Those little devils are hungry, for sure. You can handpick them, squishing them or throwing them into the yard, or you can spray for them. Just remember that anything you spray for them will also be harmful to good bugs, and that they are not actually caterpillars but larvae of the sawfly.

It's a tree rose, but it has multiple roses on one stem, mostly just 2. It's a little ruffley. It's just beautiful.It has a very lite fresh scent. ButI would not say it's a fragrant rose. I have seen this rose in pictures before, I just can't place it.

And is this trunk healthy? I've been doing research and it looks like a lot if dead wood however there are healthy stems growing from it so im confused whether to cut iy all out when i prune it

Maybe a pimpinellifolia (spinosissima) hybrid? check out this website-great pictures of some. alida Here is a link that might be useful: simolan rosario