Don't prune now. Winter is unpredictable. Leave canes long—they're insurance. If a cane freezes back, you still have length to work with in spring.
Trim any tall, whippy canes even with the rest to prevent wind rock. That's it.
Mulch 8–10 inches as planned. Go south. They'll be fine.
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