Warm season vegetables and fruit trees are often grown close to brick, stone and concrete walls facing the midday or afternoon sun. This is because these surfaces act as a thermal mass, heating up during the day, and releasing the heat at night as the temperature drops, keeping the air around the plants a bitContinue reading “How Much of a Difference Does the Thermal Mass of a Wall Make for Plants and Trees in Winter?”
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