Beavers, voles, and moles can dig up and carry off entire rose bushes, roots and all. In Western Washington near a lake, beavers are prime suspects.
Spray ammonia-based cleaner (e.g., Windex with ammonia) around the base of remaining roses. The scent repels many mammals. Human theft is also possible—consider a trail camera.
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