Just after the bloom is spent. On the Encore's it is best to do the same, though you will lose some of the second season bloom. If you are in need of a real deep prune you can do it now, if they overgrowing a space, just know that you probably won't get a good bloom out of them next year.
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immediately after flowering is finished
Just after the bloom is spent. On the Encore's it is best to do the same, though you will lose some of the second season bloom. If you are in need of a real deep prune you can do it now, if they overgrowing a space, just know that you probably won't get a good bloom out of them next year.
After they've finished blooming in the spring. Has to be cut back before July 4th, after that the blooms after been set.
Soon after they quit blooming.
Thank all of you for your responses. My roses have gotten a little out of control.
Roses should not be pruned until the late Winter or early spring