By September gardeners are getting an itch to get back into the garden, especially in hot places like Arizona where summers are so long. It's still hot in September, but usually, nighttime temperatures start to go down a bit, which is a great time to start planting more flowers. These flowers can still take the heat but can provide some much-needed color in the garden.

Summer can be a challenging season for gardeners, with its scorching temperatures and relentless sun. However, some flowers not only survive but thrive in these conditions, bringing vibrant colors and lively textures to your garden. Here are ten fantastic flowers that can withstand the summer heat and keep your garden looking fabulous all season long.

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