Texas Gardening: Texas heat, 1 by Lilypon

Lilypon wrote:
JD thank you for the iced tea and I'll try to repay it by sending you some cooler weather this winter. You've got my location right (re: Canada) and oh yes we can/do get warm (trust me no fireplace needed for heating now....... just being located near the Dakotas/Montana will do it ;). And there is also our looooooooooonger summer daylight hours. Canada's record high of 117 F (back in the 30's I think) was set at a small town near my location.

Always nice to lurk in the Texas forum and pick up hot/dry weather gardening tips since my area is on a warming trend that isn't likely to change any time soon.

The pic below shows 100 +F will prolly be here tomorrow (right now the chillers have shut down at work so blue fingers don't sound too bad at all)......at least one can dress warmly in the winter but how do you cool off without AC at work???.