Fall is fine for light grooming of Knock Out® roses: remove spent flower clusters, trim long canes, cut out dead wood. But don't hard-prune now. Major structural pruning waits until late winter (February in the Southeast).
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Winter Pruning Strategy for English Roses in Cold UK Climates
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