"Down to Earth Gardening in the Deep South" which is unfortunately out of print again. It was originally published about forty years ago then reprinted about ten years ago. I can't find any listings for it anywhere!

It was specialized for North Florida, particularly the north part of Leon County, Florida.

It probably wouldn't help anyhow, as our weather can be maddeningly bi-polar. For instance, it was 88 F Saturday, and Sunday started in the mid 50s and dropped to 50 F at night. Today is 66, tomorrow will be 86. I use varieties from seed houses in the region like Johnny's Seeds that do better in slow to warm soils. Sun wise, the early spring can get cloudy for days, but once Summer starts it gets much better. And since our latitude is just below Rome, Italy we don't suffer the heat scorch of the Southeast.

Not really in the realm of what you are asking about though. That being said, they produce an outstanding newsletter for members. They hold plant sales with both professionals and volunteer master gardeners to answer questions. It is mostly about native plants and not vegetables.

Peace