Trim yes, prune no, too late if it has started to leaf out. Pruning is done in late winter to early spring before they break dormancy. At this point I would just let them go for this season and deadhead as needed. Then late winter, early spring next year, prune properly.
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Trim yes, prune no, too late if it has started to leaf out. Pruning is done in late winter to early spring before they break dormancy. At this point I would just let them go for this season and deadhead as needed. Then late winter, early spring next year, prune properly.
https://www.bhg.com/gardening/flowers/roses/tips-for-pruning-roses/
This year it might look a little lanky, but will not hurt the plant.
has the rose bush started to leaf out.rule of thumb late winter and early spring before any new growth
Wait for the new growth to see what dead stalks need to be pruned.