Many varieties are drought-resistant; save water in summer by planting in winter
Beans, melons, hard squash and even tomatoes can thrive on less irrigation
Small investments, big yields for gardeners with patience
Weird weather did produce some winners (and a few winter tomatoes)
Discolored berries are another example of crops affected by intense summer heat
Elk Grove, Orangevale each host information events
Triple-digit temperatures can keep tomatoes from turning full red, says Farmer Fred
Possible varieties matched up with mislabeled jalapeños and purple bells; listen to podcast with Farmer Fred
Plant talks, vendors, food and fun during annual gardening celebration
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