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In the spring when you can see how far back they've died. Just cut back to the healthy wood.
whenever not in bloom.
I have read February is best. i Live in Oregon, and that has always worked for my roses.
For the correct answer it is late winter before the new growth emerges
This article on deadheading roses will help, too.
https://www.heirloomroses.com/info/care/how-to/dead-heading/
Roses should be pruned in very late winter or very early spring before the leaves begin to sprout.
Fall, but any time is ok.
Late fall or late winter/early spring is best for hard stemmed shrubs and bushes. ☺️