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| 819u - Proper landscaping
to reduce energy costs and improve comfort |
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c819-1.jpg - The deciduous trees on
the south side of the home allow the sun's heat through during winter.
Evergreens are located to the northeast. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-2.jpg - Evergreens are located to
the northwest to block cold winter winds. The gap in front of the garage allow
the summer breezes from the southwest through. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-3.jpg - A row of hemlocks on the
north side of the home block the cold winter winds. They do not block the
winter sun because it does not swing that far to the north during winter. -
Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-4.jpg - Typical efficient tree
landscaping plan for a temperate climate with concerns for summer cooling plus
winter heating. Notice the evergreen windbreak to the north and northwest
sides. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-5.jpg - Same illustrations as above
without the text. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-6.jpg - The tall trees are located
to the summer for shading. There are abundant plantings near the house to
create a cooling effect. It is located at the base of a hill for wind
protection. - Photo credit - James Dulley
 - c819-7.jpg - Deciduous trees shade house
with open for breezes. Few plantings around house foundation to reduce humidity
level. - Photo credit - James Dulley |
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