No strict deadline exists for pruning Knock Out roses. Late pruning (even after leaf-out) is acceptable and sometimes preferred.
Prune now if desired. With unpredictable weather, delaying until frost risk passes is wise. Cut back by 1/3 to 1/2 for size control.
Flexibility is a Knock Out advantage—prune when it fits your schedule.
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