Learn how to prevent sunscald and protect your harvest

When extreme heat strikes, gardens often suffer. After a heat wave, it’s common for gardeners to see signs of stress or damage — scorched leaves, drooping stems, even plant loss.

Your plants are mostly water - which means they need water to stay healthy and produce fruits and vegetables.  Here are some watering tips when rainfall is not enough

There are things you can do during an extreme heat event to prevent heat stress in plants - but what shouldn't you do?

People aren't the only ones stressed by extreme summer heat. Bees feel it too. Many gardeners put out shallow trays of water and pebbles to help the bees. What is the science behind this?