Extreme Heat Gardening: 15 Ways to Keep Vegetables Alive When Temperatures Top 95°F
A few hot afternoons won’t usually hurt an established vegetable garden. But when temperatures climb above 95°F for several consecutive days, plants begin operating in survival mode. They conserve water, slow growth, stop producing flowers, and direct energy toward staying alive rather than producing vegetables. The good news is that most vegetable crops can survive—even…
