My Cottage Garden,..glengarry23.

I think you'll find it's a heating system .

 

Thanks Upsydaisy,..doing well enough to still be in good form,..went to the next County Hospital last Friday to have an abdomen scan,..waiting on the results,..all it will tell me is the type of groin hernia it is,..which might ease my mind a tad,..i am taking it easy,.. thank you,..the hernia dictates that,.. as my being on my feet for long starts it to really hurt,..however i can judge the days it is not wise to exert myself at all then resort to the couch where it will cause no distress,..it could be worse,..at least i still have good days

 

Upsydaisy has it right folks,..its a type of heating system which sucks in air and converts the water to hot water,..heats the radiators,..i will be given 4 new radiators,..i used to only have two of them,..so no more solid fuel of any kind needed,..they will remove my wood burner as well.
Below is some info on the system to be installed,..oh its installed free.
All About Water To Air Heat Exchangers - What You Need To Know

 

Some blooms to cheer you up

Rose (Rosa 'Casino')


Then the no namers.


















The final bloom from the Mophead Hydrangeas.



Alstromeria.

 

Mmmmmm.... I can smell their gorgeous fragrance from here Philip.

 

Thank you for that first thing Philip. I needed it after a not so peaceful night.

Keep taking things easy.

 

Its difficult to see how many blooms are in the image below.



Three more no Id's









Clematis 'Dorothy Walton'



Snapdragon 'Antirrhinum'



Malva moschata 'Musk mallow'



Storm blowing here with rain,..tree's bending over.



Asters 'Heath Asters'.. 'Doellingeria umbellata',..almost 3metres high,..grows higher.

 

Oh Philip!!

 

You still have lots of blooms and colour. Not a lot here at the moment, just green even without rain!

 

@Upsydaisy and @Victoria ,..thank you,..hope you are having a more peaceful night Victoria,..still the usual amount of rain here,..lots,..@Upsydaisy,..my Asters in bloom are at the front of the house,..those in the back garden are just starting to bloom,..its warmer in the back garden than the front so i imagine those in the back are not fully aware its in late September

 

In the area nearest the house,..then the middle of the garden,..also the far end of the garden,..the three images in those locations of Heucherlla 'Sweet Tea',..show different colours.










Astroemeria 'Peruvian Lily'



Musk Mallow 'Malva Moschata'






General views,..the huge leaf foliage is the 'Sauromatum venosum',..Voodoo Lily.

 

Wow, love all those colours and the wonderful jungle views! I particularly like the raindrops!

 

Aha Victoria i got the hint,..you like the raindrops,..hope you have rain soon,..not rubbing salt in the wound but we had so much rain this afternoon that even with my car wipers fully on i could not see

 

The Laurel 'Aucuba japonica' 'Variegata',..are healthy but very slow to grow taller,..they grew over a year ago from seed berries dropped by the birds






Foxgloves self seeded and getting ready for next season.



Heuchera 'Fading Embers'



Geraniums still blooming despite the heavy rain.



Lunhworth 'Pulmonaria officinalis'



Astroemeria.



Growing on the wall at back of my garden,..Virginia Creeper on left of the image below,..trying to take over the area of the Ivy Hedera helix,..the latter produces dark berries.

 

At last my Heath Asters in the back garden have bloomed.









The front miniature garden is still way ahead,..oh that strange looking object on the roof is my Satellite receiver.