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You can do either one. Being that it's a vine, it's natural tendency is for it to want to grow UP. It will find it's way around and through the trellis and untimately on to the rose you have next to it.
You can just let it "do it's thing" or try directing it to where you want it.
It won't hurt the rose, and the two look good when growing into each other.
