Contact your local Agricultural Extension office for the best advice for your area. In Southern California I grow Tomatoes, peppers of all kinds, and summer squash with little effort. I think your climate is similar but the extra heat might make a difference.
Shade cloth and recessed growing areas can help battle the heat.
If you watch YouTube, Gardening with Jake Mace has a lot of advice for Phoenix AZ growers which should also be helpful for you.
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https://www.almanac.com/gardening/planting-dates/NV/Las%20Vegas
Contact your local Agricultural Extension office for the best advice for your area. In Southern California I grow Tomatoes, peppers of all kinds, and summer squash with little effort. I think your climate is similar but the extra heat might make a difference.
Shade cloth and recessed growing areas can help battle the heat.
If you watch YouTube, Gardening with Jake Mace has a lot of advice for Phoenix AZ growers which should also be helpful for you.
Best of luck!
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Vegas should grow everything well unless it is not getting full sun or you are not keeping it watered.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/vegetables/vgen/vegetables-in-the-desert.htm
Go to your local nursery and see what they are selling. This is what you should plant.