Can A New And Different Type Of Clematis Be Planted Where An Old One Is?

I wish to replace an evergreen, about 3-4 years old with, maybe a montana or similar in the same place. I know that with some plants, eg roses, this is not a good idea. Please help. Thanks.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 09/27/2021 @ 2:08 pm

As long as the Clematis did not die of disease, then it can be fine to replace it with another. This is the same concept for roses.

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