In the Immortal Words of Larry The Cucumber ...

Poor Tomato. Isn't it Sad?

That's the grand total result of my vegetable gardening this year. Seriously. One tomato. One. Smaller than a golf ball. Still green.

Maybe next year I'll water them.

And, uh, not plant 10 to a tiny pot and never thin them.

You think?

So I totally forgot to take pix and blog about my late spring, early summer, mid summer, and late summer flowers. And I was terribly negligent about deadheading the blooms on all the plants that like that kind of stuff. Maybe because I was so busy caring for my tomato. Yeah.

But here's what's blooming in my garden today, at the very end of September.

Clematis still working to make flower buds:

A surprise Snap Dragon that I did not plant, appearing out of nowhere, and blooming, and then apparently planning to bloom some more:

My veronica is still trying hard to make a few blooms out at the ends of the spent bloom stalks. They're sparse, but still a beautiful color.

My hydrangea is dusted with pink:

And my sedum is the prettiest color it's ever been, a beautiful deep pink. I'm very pleased with it this year.