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heat zone map
AHS Plant Heat Zone Map
heat zone in central texas
plant map
heat zone in central texas
plant map
has55- Posts : 2346
Join date : 2012-05-10
Location : Denton, tx
Re: heat zone map
YIKES! 86 degrees is the beginning of the end for our plant babies? SAY IT ISN'T SO! (Thanks for posting these.)has55 wrote:AHS Plant Heat Zone Map
heat zone in central texas
plant map
Re: heat zone map
Interesting. I knew about the hardiness zones but not the heat zones, which add another factor to successful summer gardening. California is so long latitude-wise, that we also have different growing needs.
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in the deep steamy south its technically not that hot compared to other places. We very rarely reach 100F its not just the heat that factors here its the combination of heat and humidity. A heavy morning dew followed by 90 degrees will steam plants and wilt them. bottom rot is very common problem on veggies. Our cucs are slowing down and beginning to suffer from this. The only thing we can grow in the heat of summer is okra, long beans and peppers. If any one else from the steamy area below 30eth parallel has any other suggestions we would love to hear them. I know its hard to believe but winter is a better growing season for us than summer.
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