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To protect your plants in the summer, you should keep them very close to each other so that the moisture from one can help the other. It is best to group them together which creates a more humid environment and supports their growth.

If you haven't put a net over your garden, you can use mulching to maintain moisture in the soil. By planting small plants close together, their need for more water will be fulfilled. The small plants also do the work of mulching and protect the soil from drying out completely.

You can use small plants as a natural mulch. Planting them around bigger plants will cover the soil and help retain moisture while also providing support and enhancing the growth environment.

For shade-loving plants, you can create makeshift shaded areas by strategically placing them in the shadow of taller, sun-tolerant plants or by arranging them in an area that receives outside shade.

You can keep three to four vine plants of different varieties together. They will support each other and create a suitable environment for growth even in the heat.

In the summer, it is important to water the plants thoroughly by first soaking the soil of the pot completely and then showering the plants. This should ideally be done in the evening, so that a humid environment is maintained overnight, helping the plants to stay fresh and ready to face the next day's heat.

By planting your plants in a compact and grouped manner with larger plants at the back and smaller ones in front, and by using small plants as mulch, you can create a self-sustaining moist and cool environment that will save your plants during the summer heat, even without using a net.