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Late winter (mid to late Feb. in S.sw. PA) , if you reside in areas with cold winters.
Now, if the leaves are dropping where you live. Knowing where to prune them back is important.
Hi Lin - This is a great article on rose trimming that's also loaded with a big dose of inspiration. Hope this helps! Hugs, Holly
https://pinkfortitude.com/move-forward/
Normally I prune in the fall after their last blooms or the very early spring. They're such a forgiving rose bush that you really can't go wrong with this one. I've even trimmed in the summer because mine was getting out of control.
https://www.gardenupgreen.com/2017/08/easy-growing-knock-out-roses.html