My advice is: keep only the viticella types, which are more resistant to the clematis wilt, and others which can be cut to the ground in the spring. Throw the rest away.I did it.

My HF Young looks good (type 2) and my texensis hybrids like Gravetye Beauty and Princess Diana. I have several of the little bells that are type 3 pruning, both species like pitcheri, crispa, and viorna and the hybrids like Fascination and they all look fine

My integrifolias all look good: Durandii, alba, Arabella, etc.
Like wieslaw59, my viticellas are in good shape and include Betty Corning, Emila Plater, Ville de Lyon, Venosa Violacea, and Viola to name a few favorites.

Mrs Robert Brydon (non vining) is in great shape with healthy foliage and buds just beginning to open, but you need a lot of room for her.

My alpina and macropetalas look good, particularly 'Stolwijk Gold' which has gold to chartreuse foliage and very pretty seedheads when the springtime blue flowers have faded.

You might want to post this on the clematis forum as well.

Thanks nhbabs... I did not even SEE the clems forum. Dummy here! I will post there.