Replying to Avatar DR.PROF.Chineseman Lord of all the beasts on the land.

Its basically a big tent. Winter goes to about -20c max, so to get the trees to flower 3 months before season we keep the inside warm. A constant small wood fire channeled through stone tunnels under the soil will keep temps just above freezing. Only thing bad about this is you have to climb to the roof and clear the snow off.
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sargoysmuck 2y ago

Ever looked into these slightly underground greenhouses? They don’t require heat for most places and produce year round. You have to rent a backhoe though.

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DR.PROF.Chineseman Lord of all the beasts on the land. 2y ago

The logic is similar to what we do here. Rammed earth thermal mass or insulation panels on the north. The expensive models have multiple layers of screens to use during different seasons. My uncle advice me to save money and just stagger the 2 possible plots on an incline.