What's going on everyone?

What's going on everyone? Summer is almost here. Can you feel it? Can you smell it?

Because I certainly can. Then again I live in San Diego, so I feel like it's always it's always summer here but for all

of us it is almost summertime and so I thought I would cover today some rapid fire

crops that do well in the heat maybe ones ones that you haven't tried. So give these ones a try.

Now, Okra is number one and the reason why it's number one is because it's such a weird crop. The leaves look very odd for an edible crop, at least in my opinion,

so many different pieces to the leaves. They're very fragmented in their appearance but okra itself is just an odd

plant but it's a very quick grower and it absolutely loves the heat it will blow up in the heat. Now the thing that I've done with it in the

kitchen is typically fried okra. They have a bit of a slimy seed pod and I don't

really I mean I'm not the best chef right so I don't really know the best way to prepare it

but fried okra seems to be the way now again these are just my picks and there's an unlimited amount of heat-loving crops.

Our next one is going to be a yard-long bean.

I've got these planned for my three sisters planting, which is squash corn and and beans and the reason why I chose

the yard longs is because unlike beans their flowers won't drop in extreme heat in

fact they seem to thrive and you also get a really unique

bean I mean the name suggests it right yard long these are two feet or longer as a

single bean very interesting crop that if you've got the space I do recommend giving that a try.

Next is sweet potatoes. I bet you thought I was going to say potatoes but in fact

sweet potatoes are a staple of the South, which have those long, hot, humid summers,

and sweet potatoes absolutely love it.

Now the beauty of the sweet potatoes, you can also eat the foliage.

Now, if you want that that you certainly can. I prefer to just let the

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