leave them die back naturally remove dead matter when new growth begins to appear after Mothers Day(last ground freeze) the old dead stuff will protect the plant from freeze and it sends nutrients back into plant for better growth.
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Too soon, wait until late winter to early spring. If you prune now they can't recover if you get snow or cold temperatures.
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/cut-back-mums-fall-44756.html
We are barely one month into winter, we still have a way to go. If you are in a milder climate you have a bit more leeway.
leave them die back naturally remove dead matter when new growth begins to appear after Mothers Day(last ground freeze) the old dead stuff will protect the plant from freeze and it sends nutrients back into plant for better growth.