🌞😱 SUN & HEAT WARRIORS! 15 Best Plants That Thrive in Full Sun & Scorching Heat 🌼✨

[@B3llaLim]

I wanna try this in malaysia

[@PlantDoHomeGarden]

Hey there, Malaysia gardener! 🌴☀️ That's awesome you're looking to try some sun-loving plants! Malaysia's tropical climate is perfect for many heat-tolerant species. While not all plants from our video might thrive there, you've got some great options: Bougainvillea: These colorful beauties love the heat and are already popular in Malaysia. Lantana: Super tough and should do well in your climate. Hibiscus: A tropical favorite that'll feel right at home. Portulaca (Moss Rose): These little succulents are sun champions. Remember to consider your local rainfall and humidity when choosing plants. Some might need extra drainage in Malaysia's wet seasons. Why not check with local nurseries too? They'll have great advice on native sun-lovers that are perfectly adapted to your area. Happy gardening in the Malaysian sunshine! 🌺🌞

[@CurlyVeteran]

New Subscriber here ☀️💕☺️

[@johnnieccrn6187]

Where is the plants for hot and sunny Calif. in zone 9, direct sun?

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For gardening in hot, sunny conditions like those in California's Zone 9, it's important to choose plants that thrive in full sun and can handle the heat well. Here are some excellent options that can withstand direct sunlight and are well-suited to your climate: Lavender - Thrives in full sun and well-draining soil, and is drought-tolerant once established. Salvia - Available in many varieties, these plants are heat-tolerant and attract pollinators. Sedum (Stonecrop) - A succulent that loves hot, sunny spots and requires minimal water. Agave - Perfect for a low-water garden, agave plants are dramatic and thrive in direct sun. Bougainvillea - Known for vibrant blooms and drought tolerance, ideal for sunny California gardens. California Poppy - The state flower, it’s naturally adapted to the California climate and soils. Oleander - Hardy and drought-tolerant, oleander blooms beautifully and can handle full sun exposure. Echinacea (Coneflower) - Though it prefers a bit of afternoon shade in the hottest areas, it’s generally very sun-tolerant. Yucca - With its distinctive architectural shape, yucca loves the sun and is very drought-resistant. Lantana - This plant handles heat well and comes in many colors, thriving in full sun with minimal water once established. These plants are not only adapted to thrive in hot, sunny environments but also help create a vibrant and sustainable landscape in Zone 9. They are generally low-maintenance, requiring less water and care once established, making them ideal for your California garden. If you have specific needs or more questions about planting in your area, feel free to ask!

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This video is ONLY good if the location is given. Things are completely different for me (Middle TN) and someone in Vermont or Washington. This looks like PA or CT.