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7 Common Plant Problems Caused by Excessive Heat

As temperatures soar in summer, it may feel like your garden’s come to a screeching halt. Stunted growth, misshapen fruit, and dried-up flowers are among the common problems caused by extreme heat, and while you can’t change the weather, you can definitely do something to help your plants through the season.

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