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Flowering plants for extreme heat?
Heat Tolerable plants
Here in southeast Texas a plant name vincas do well in hot weather. They come in various colors, also zinnas.
What zone are you in? Do you want annuals? Or perennials?
Visit your local nursary for more information about your region and project. They are a great source of help.
Marigolds love the heat and are my favorite for hot, dry spots in the garden.