Riverville House B&B Kenmare Kerry Ireland Luxury Bed and Breakfast in Kenmare town on the Ring of Kerry

Our garden is perched on top of a natural outcrop of craggy limestone, creating a perfect setting for the many large and small plants that have been planted in its nooks and crannies. We have included pictures of some of them. No matter what time of the year you visit there is nearly always something in flower to add a little colour

House Leek Flower	Pratia ("Country Park")
Known to many as the butterfly plant, it attracts hordes of butterflies to its lightly scented plumes when in flower.The common buddlia is represented by two varieties the white (shown here)and the more vivacious purple. Buddlia ("Davidii "Peace")
	Spreading naturally alongside the roadways is the more common colour ofbright orange which we have, alongside the more vibrant Lucifer in a bright red n this part of Kerry it nearly takes on the role of National plant during the flowering period of mid August to early September Crocosmia ("Lucifer") Pinksedum ("StoneCrop")
	After living in Australia for five years we had to include something that we had in our garden in Perth. The Bottlebrush is at its best when it has had a dry spell before flowering in July Bottlebrush ("Calistemon Rigidus")

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