what fruits and vegetables can survive the outdoor heat
So when temperatures rise, plants get even thirstier and sweatier than we do. As with people, some plants tolerate heat better than others. Knowing which plants like it hot and which would prefer air conditioning, you can help your vegetables and flowers survive â and even thrive in â hot weather. Tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, corn, melons and squash actually need at least a month of 80 to 90 degree weather to develop a flavorful and abundant crop.