growing in 110 degree weather is it possible?

Would my plants burn up and is there anything I can do outdoors to make the environment more to their liking? If it is possible how much and how often would they need water? Any help would be greatly appreciated

lots and lots of water.

it hits 110 here in the summer. my plants don't mind.

thats perrty hot cant remember the last time it got that hot here in tex

u can do it.... first u gotta keep them moist shade them. cedar mulch there basees or white rocks. anything to keep the ground cool. if ur trans plating bury them deep so roots get down away from the heat. a trick i cant take credit for. dig a hole 2 feet. get five galon bucket drill at least 8 1 inch holes 6 inch up from the bottom of the bucket place a five gallon bucket down in the hole bucket will be 6 ichs below soil level. fill with soil. when u do water the bottom of the bucket stays filled with water. give the plant water on long hot dry spells.
iv even seen people place carpet around the base of plants to shade the ground. plant under shady tress. or big rocks anything to cut back on the sun.
also iv seen guys do the same bucket thing with a kiddy pool under ground. they placed the plants in a circle around the egde. and placed the pool about 2 feet down and place a five gallon bucket in the center of the pool with the bottom cut out so they can see how water the pool has. the water will soak up the ground around the outside edge of the pool. high nitrogen always help no water and heat.