Golden showers help please

Hi @Adam D just leave it,the wax is supposed to seal in the moisture so that when they sit in the hot and drying sun for weeks on end they don't actually die like normal roses would. Well, the green paraffin that is used does have slow melting temperature, but it's still not kind to living tissue that is dipped in it. It also hides lots of cane imperfections that a
knowledgeable buyer might note and refuse to buy the rose. In hot climates, the wax can actually cook the canes if the foliage doesn't develop enough to shade the
rose properly.

Now I have said all that your Rose Golden Showers is a lovely Yellow Climber and t,the general rule is that you don't plant a bare root Rose in mid summer,but now you have your rose I would respectfully suggest that you pot it up in some John Innes No 3 in a big container or pot with some drainage in the bottom of the pot and stand it on a couple of bricks to raise it off the ground,keep it well watered early morning and late evening,give it just a little sun but and some shade please don't let it dry out and hopefully your Rose will be fine if you can nurse it until it gets a good strong root system and then plant it in the ground,please be patient with your rose as these wax covered Roses sometimes take quite a long time before they start to show signs of new growth,hope this is of some help to you my friend,and welcome to the world of Roses