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Plants That Bear Flowers During Summers
Hibiscuscus, tropical plants, can experience damage if temperatures remain above 100F for extended periods, leading to flower buds loss and reduced new buds production.
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Marigolds are easy to grow, thriving in any soil type, and can withstand extreme temperatures, making indoor planting unnecessary.
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Zinnia flowers, known for their beauty and ease of cultivation, are heat- and drought-tolerant, making them ideal for gardeners in warmer climates.
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Bougainvillea thrives in full sun and heat, but prefers a potted environment for best results, as it is sensitive to disturbance.
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The Moss rose, Portulaca grandiflora, is a heat-tolerant annual native to hot, dry plains in Argentina, southern Brazil, and Uruguay.
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Plumerias bloom from mid-summer to fall, and when they're ready, you can enjoy their cut blooms throughout your home.
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Lantana, a 150-species plant family resembling Verbena, originated from tropical Americas and Africa, demonstrating its ability to withstand high temperatures.
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