You should wait until very late winter or very early spring before they begin to make leaves and buds again. Cut anything that looks and feels like dead wood from winter kill. I prune ours back to about half their size. Be sure to feed it banana peels after pruning. Roses need potassium to bloom well.
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Not time to prune! Late winter to early spring is best. You can "trim" them now to keep them tidy.
You should wait until very late winter or very early spring before they begin to make leaves and buds again. Cut anything that looks and feels like dead wood from winter kill. I prune ours back to about half their size. Be sure to feed it banana peels after pruning. Roses need potassium to bloom well.
6" from the base of the plant at the ground
II always do mine on Feb 14. I live in Georgia.
https://www.thespruce.com/roses-how-and-when-to-prune-1403040
2-3 foot for tea roses.