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#SereneGreenGardens #SeniorsGardening1 #BACKYARDCROP Most gardens struggle as summers get hotter—but some crops actually thrive in extreme heat. This video reveals 12 heat-loving crops that can keep your garden productive when others fail—and explains why modern farming mostly ignores them. Every summer, gardeners face the same frustration: plants stall, flowers drop, leaves burn, and harvests shrink. We’re often told to fix this with more water, more fertilizer, or more shade—but the real issue is the plants themselves. Many popular garden crops were bred for mild conditions and large-scale farming, not long heatwaves and rising temperatures. Meanwhile, there are crops that love heat, tolerate drought, and keep producing when others shut down. In this video, I walk you through 12 proven, heat-resilient crops that have fed people for centuries in hot, dry climates—long before modern irrigation or climate-controlled growing. 🌞 In this video, you’ll learn: Why common vegetables struggle in modern summer heat What makes certain plants thrive in extreme temperatures 12 heat-loving crops that need less water and effort Why industrial agriculture ignores many of these plants How home gardeners can grow smarter by working with nature 🌿 Crops featured in this video: Okra, Amaranth, Cowpeas (Black-Eyed Peas), Yardlong Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Malabar Spinach, Purslane, Roselle (Hibiscus), Tepary Beans, Sesame, Sorghum, and Millet. If you’re tired of losing crops every summer and want a more reliable, low-stress garden, this video will change how you think about what you grow. #HeatLovingCrops#HotWeatherGardening#ClimateSmartGardening #DroughtTolerantPlants#TheGardenSage