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19 Best Heat Tolerant Vegetables for Full Sun | Warm Season Vegetables

Here are some related video links: 11 Delicious Vegetables You Can Grow in Water    • 11 Delicious Vegetables You Can Grow in Water   10 Vegetables to Plant in Late Summer in Containers Growing summer vegetables\    • 10 Vegetables to Plant in Late Summer in C...   If you live in a hot climate or somewhere where temperatures soar above 100 F (38 C) or looking for vegetables that thrive in the harsh summer sun, then grow these Heat Tolerant Vegetables. You can grow them in pots on your balcony, rooftop, or patio, or enjoy them in raised beds and vegetable patches in your garden. 1. Tomato Tomatoes love warm weather and do particularly well in the hot sun and you can enjoy them fresh and homegrown in your recipes and salads by growing them in a sunny spot. When grown in the temperature above 95 F (35 C), fruits’ pigment change to orange from red. 2. Eggplant Eggplant is another perfect extreme heat-tolerant vegetable plant. You can fry, bake, or cook it in curries and other mouthwatering dishes. The best part is a couple of plants in pots can provide plenty for the entire family. 3. Okra While many plants wilt in the summer heat, Okra or Lady Finger does exceptionally well in the soaring temperature. You can enjoy Okra in stir-fries, salads, pickles, and other side dishes. 4. Basil Basil is the un-crowned king of herbs, and you can grow it easily on a sunny windowsill, a balcony, rooftop, or a patio without worrying about the sun. It will thrive just fine! What’s more? The more you’ll harvest, the bushier it will become. 5. Yardlong Beans You can grow these beans in the super hot summer months without worrying about them wilting away. The best part is that it can also provide shade to other plants that do not thrive well in direct sunlight. 6. Sweet Potatoes Sweet Potatoes do best only when the temperature goes hot, making them perfect for someone who lives in a warm climate. The heat and warmth make underground veggies taste sweeter and grow better. 7. Malabar Spinach Malabar spinach is a nutrient-rich perennial vegetable that you can grow easily in your backyard or small balcony. You can use it in salad recipes, fritters, soups, or tasty side dishes. 8. New Zealand Spinach New Zealand Spinach is not technically a Spinach, but it can produce tasty, nutritious leafy greens, which you can enjoy in salads, steamed, sauteed, and curries. It loves heat like no other and grows best in USDA zones 8 to 11. 9. Chilies The famous Indian spices and curry dishes are incomplete without chilies. You can grow this heat-tolerant vegetable in your garden or a kitchen windowsill to spice up most dishes. 10. Sweet Peppers Bell Peppers are super easy to grow during the hotter months. They take significantly less space and provide plentiful harvest per pot. You can enjoy them in pizza, salads, sandwiches, stews, and other home-cooked meals. 11. Cucumber Plant cucumbers in your garden or house them in large pots on your balcony or patio garden and watch them climb and produce luscious homegrown cucumbers in no time. 12. Sweet Corn Another summer veggie that you can grow with ease is corn. It requires minimal care and tastes great in salads, soups, pizzas, wraps, and many side dishes. You can grow it in a small section or employ some pots. 13. Black Eyed Pea Also known as cowpeas, these beans are easy to grow and do well in hot climates. You can relish them as a delicious side dish, stir-fries, in stews, and in salads. Dedicate a small section of your garden to grow them, or you can also grow them in medium-sized pots. 14. Common Beans Common beans come in large varieties, are productive, take less space, and easily grow in a sunny spot on a balcony or a patio. The more sun they get, the more you will harvest! 15. Zucchini This versatile mild vegetable is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals. Start seeds early and transplant them into the garden in spring or summer. Both summer and winter varieties grow best in the heat. 16. Lima Beans Lima beans are heat-tolerant legumes that you can grow in the hottest of months. Both pole or bush types can be grown in well-draining, loose, warm soil. They taste delicious in curries! 17. Tomatillos Also known as husk tomatoes, they are small and green vegetables that taste remarkably well in salads and can be used as pizza toppings. They are disease-resistant and thrive in warm and sunny weather. 18. Pumpkin Pumpkins, like Seminole, can be planted in humid and warm environments. Select the sunniest spot of your garden and grow them. You have to take care of the watering, and soon you’ll have big ones for Halloween! 19. Sponge Gourd If you want to try something earthy that tastes different yet amazing, try growing luffa. It does well in warm months, and you can enjoy them after lightly grilling them in olive oil. Also, there are many South Asian recipes you can try. Thanks for watching! Hit the like button and don't forget to subscribe.