when to plant new plants after other plants die

An old rose and a clematis planted last year have died. When should I plant in that area? Thank you.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/08/2016 @ 11:58 pm

You can clear the area of old roots and work the soil so it is ready for new plantings.
A soil test can be preformed to see if the soil needs any amending.
Plant the area when weather permits, generally after the last frost.

Your local County Extension Office can help you with this.

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