Heat Loving Vegetables and Fruits
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- Join me on a garden tour in Las Vegas, Nevada (zone 9) with emphasis on heat tolerant vegetables and fruit trees. These vegetables and fruit trees thrive in 115F weather without stress. Learn what grows well in extreme heat so you can choose the right plants that will thrive in your area. Ideas on how to use these crops will also be discussed.
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i'm in the mojave desert, just as las vegas is in the mojave desert - 100+ degree almost every day during the summer. my japanese sweet potatoes, melons, okra, radish tails, callaloo, squash, black eyed peas and amaranth are doing well. no struggles with heat/no wilting. i water by hand in the morning. everything is green, healthy and there are lots of flowers on the melons with pollination occurring.
Here in Southern California the heat sometimes can be hard to grow. What I learned from my dad he sometimes water the plants with leftover soups broth this technique helps very much. My fathers garden looks like a jungle 🤣. I love it. Love the fig tree.
Florida got down to 24° this winter. The longevity spinach died down and now in March they are coming back. I love it.
115°F? Even if it's a dry heat, that's brutal! Thanks for showing us how your garden is doing and which plants are coping well.
I planted some of the things there, but can't take credit to all as I'm not there full time to maintain the garden. It's great to see how same plants do in CA VS NA.
I live in the heat of hades in arizona so thank you for this video 📹
Same @TM69 it's been 2 months since your comment, have you had any luck with any of these plants here ?
I am in Tucson. I have been able to grow broccoli, chard, kale, Bok Choi, spinach, various types of lettuce. After I moved here everything I tried the first couple of years died. Shade cloths did not work for me but correct positioning in garden was a game changer.
Thank you Wendi, for years I have struggled in my zone 8a very humid climate, trying to grow bell peppers. All this time I thought that it was me. I was also looking at some gardeners from the North when I should have been paying more attention to what others were growing in desert hot or hot humid climates.
Recently began building my garden and I appreciate your channel, growing fruits and veggies in this desert is nuts.
Yeah, living in South-Central Texas I always laugh at (while cursing under my breath) plant labels that say "Full Sun". Not much can take the full Texas sun in the hotter months of the year. Following the labels is a sure way to be an unsuccessful gardener here. Water is an issue even with the heat loving plants, being in the current drought we are in I just couldn't justify the amount of water I was using to keep the soil moist enough for healthy growth. Skipping a day of watering was all it took to kill most anything, even with deep watering. Pray for rain.
I hear you. So Cal is similar that way, but I know you are in harsher conditions. Add thick mulch and oya. Hope for the best.
After this brutal summer here in central California, I will definitely be planting more of the varieties you talked about here. I have seed for several of them, including Malabar spinach and Egyptian spinach, but I will look in to the more ornamental perslanes. Thanks Wendi!
I feel you, I'm in the Coachella Valley in California and it's been super hot. Glad to see some crazy hot weather options!
I'm in the UK and whilst it's technically summer it's been wet, windy and horrible. But still glad we've had good harvests
@@akalam27 oh no that's terrible. I'm glad you've still gotten harvests but makes it hard to enjoy your summer when it's not summery. And we've had too much sun/heat and really need some rain!!! Wish we could split the difference, we'd both have perfect weather!
@@michellestauch2185 I've just wished some your way. Stay well and safe Michelle.
@@akalam27 Nature puts your plants to the test so you know which can stand the challenge...but, as a plant mom, it sure is hard to see damages on any plants.
@@wendiland yes totally agree and they shown so much strength this year. Wendi really appreciate you commented back. Would make my day if you checked out my garden and would love to pin a comment 💙💙💙
You made me nervous touching the stinging nettle! LOL
Hi Wendi, I also have a garden here in Vegas. Happy growing.
I love this! All of my outdoor plants are wilting right now so this is super helpful!
Try watering before it gets really hot to prevent adding more stress to plants.
Looks good for smoothies...
Love youuuuuuuuu
I just moved from CA and suffering growing plants but your video gave me hope !! Love u! Between all videos watched you are the best! New plants i never heard about and are super healthy!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘😘
Awesome video!! Thanks!! I live in a similar hot climate in Texas
What a fun episode... Cheers!
Thank you! Got so many ideas from this video
Hi Wendi!! Love your videos!! I live in SW Florida and in zone 9b, it was a brutal summer and still is soooooo hot here, heat index in the 105 degrees for last 2 months, a few days not that high because of rain like today and yesterday we got a ton of rain, I grow 3 Moringa tree I got the seeds from Bakers Creek it is the dwarf variety they do sooo well in the heat and are full of nutrients, you must grow them were you live they would do great and also lemongrass my lemongrass loves the high heat, have a great day :0)
Thank you for sharing 🌻
Excellent video!
Awesome! I still haven't found a channel that supports growing in the high desert of Oregon, but this is perfect. I can't wait to try some of these. Slowly converting lawn in front to gardens. Already have 3 boxes and two large growing plots in back yard.
Have you looked at “Garden Answer”? Laura is in the high desert in Oregon. Highly successful gardener on TH-cam.
Nice tip! Choose the right tree and right planting place and your thumb will automatically become greener:)
This is a great video Windi. I’m so happy to find your channel.
So happy to have you too! :)
Seems like sweet items and chilis items do well in the heat
I love watching your videos and just got some C-bites for next year for my summer squash
How exciting!! Hopefully you used my code and got free shipping. Tag me so I can see your creation! :)
Thanks for another great video today stay blessed Wendi
Thank you. Stay safe. :)
Devils Lettuce seems to enjoy the rays as well -:) ...Love your hair Wendi
What is devil's lettuce
🙏
Just found your channel we recently bought a house with a yard in LV and I have been scouring the net to find tips and other LV gardening tips it's been crazy hot is right and the heat last long into the fall
I'm not in LV fulltime, so videos would go between So Cal and LV, and sometimes other places I visit. Gardening in extreme weather can be a challenge, but with right plants, watering and where to place your plants would really help out. Happy Gardening!
22:31 wow. I hadn’t taken time to admire your audio quality until I thought there was a BMW honking outside my house.
some how I missed this episode, This garden looks great! The way the plants are planted so close to each other provide a micro climate that may have help with moister loss as well as shading from canopy and sub-canopy plants. I wonder what kind of irrigation system this owner used. By the way, the Jujube's fruit is small, is that a new tree? I grew mine from sucker plant 3 years ago and cut it back every winter and end up with tons of little fruits like the one I see in this video. They are still good to eat but wish they would be bigger and bigger every year. :)
The Hibiscus plant is so big! does the owner use fertilizer on them?
We get even hotter than your area by a few degrees on average. hopefully i can still make some of these work
Wow! That’s no joke. What state are you in?
@@wendiland SW arizona right on the border of CA and mexico
Gawd. I thought you lived in So. Call. The only places that I know of that have been so hot are Las Vegas and Phoenix.
I'm based in So Cal. Visit NA often, and I plant there, get to see how plants do in harsh conditions.
Wendi where do you live in that heat.? I live in the high desert OREGON ( 100+days,,,,cold to below freezing at night ) & where did you get your plants ? Thank you & GOD BLESS
Nice video I’m in Vegas too. You’re haircut getting long
I have ordered Malabar spinach seeds from somewhere, never received. Can you mail seeds or small plant?
You don't go out for long in those temps do you? I had a heat stroke years ago in about 109 to 111 F and I will guarantee you that you don't want to have to deal with that , it is very painful , every muscle in my body was spazzing out even my eyelids so be careful. Thanks
thanks for watching ❤❤
Bambara groundnuts
Can jujube damage the foundation of your house since it’s roots are evasive?
Yes, jujube has potential...if unpruned, the tree can reach 15-20 feet & if unwanted roots, best contained, even in ground.
This could have been a ten minute video :)
play at 2x speed or tap your screen for 10 sec or more "jumps". Wendi has lots to show & tell 🤗
Hi just happened on your channel . What zone are you in?
Hi Wendi, do you know anyone have cassava plants that I can get some cuttings? I saw one of your episodes at Carlsbad area but it is a little bit for me. Pasadena area would be perfect but orange county would work. TIA
I am looking for casssava plant too! Will try to keep you in mind if I find it.
@@wendiland Thank you!
have you looked around your farmers markets or down in La Habra or Hacienda Heights? Try Mimosa nursery
How has your garden fared in the recent 120 degree weather?.
It seems that this extraordinary temperature rise will become standard on some parts of the for the US/world
I'd appreciate any predictions on what plants will grow in the even higher heat ranges we are moving into.
Egg plants and basil for common vegetables do well in heat. The key is to water multiple times a day so irrigation setup would be helpful.
Eggplant loves hot.
Hi Wendi, Do you speak Vietnamese? Do you sell seeds and plants?
Speak it a bit...better in Chinese. Visit Wendiland.com for plants and seeds. :)
where do you live in Phoenix AZ? Ouch!
I'm based in So Cal, part time NA.
@@wendiland I totally understand. I live in San Diego. Great Channel! Thanks for sharing.
I see purslane with beautiful flowers at Home Depot but I did not know it was edible.
IyaEarthseeds Eventually pesticides and fertilizers chemicals do filter out of the plants after several generations, right? Just wondering if planted, and it reseeded new plants, the new ones will have less of those harmful chemical and eventually be suitable for snacking on.??
Lemongrass
What is the name of the first vegetable
Sunchoke
How’re you wendi?
Who lives in that kind of heat?
had to give you a blue thumb up they don't have a green thumb up sorry.
Great podcast! Hello from Central Ca🙋🏻♀️
Hugs! Stay safe and keep on gardening!