You could just remove the faded blooms when they finish and wait till next year to prune, I think. Then you could shape the bushes a bit, or cut them back a third or so in early Spring.

I too would deadhead faded blooms. Beyond that, because they are still babies, I would kind of let them be unless you get gangly growth and a trim is in order. I am in a desert 9a, elevation of 2800'. I usually prune my roses in January, but not prior to late December or later than President's Day. Generally, we cut back established modern roses by a third in August. I would contact the local rose society regarding the pruning time for your area. I would think that even a good local nursery will be able to provide appropriate pruning times etc. for your area.

Just dead-head. Roses store a lot of energy in their canes; these are just babies, they need all the cane they have!

The discussion on January 19 offers a nice counterpoint to ^^^. Especially for your Peace.

http://forums2.gardenweb.com/discussions/4391431/any-updates-on-madame-anisette?n=75

Thanks all! I will go ahead and deadhead, and not trim until next year. And thank you for the link, riis!