Clematis 'Barbara Dibley' produces stunningly large, red or pale purple-violet flowers with a deeper stripe and red-purple centres during May and June and again in September.
This non-evergreen Clematis can be grown against a trellis, garden fence, wall, arches, pillars, pergolas, clambering over tree stumps and through large shrubs or planted in a container supported by bamboo canes or an obelisk.
Clematis 'Barbara Dibley' was raised by Rowland Jackman of George Jackman and Son, England and was named after his secretary.
Hardy plants, shrubs, and trees for your garden