Strategic landscaping saves 30%+ on heating/cooling—~$250 annually. Three mechanisms drive savings.
Dense, broad deciduous trees south/west of house shade walls/foundations (which absorb 90% of solar heat). Reduces indoor temps up to 10°F. Winter leaf drop permits solar warming.
Wind chill drastically lowers perceived temperature. Evergreens, trees, or strategic fences block wind penetration.
Shrubbery around foundations creates dead-air barrier, trapping heat/cool inside. Widen shrub-to-wall distance to expand this insulating zone.
Aesthetics and energy efficiency align—beautiful landscapes that pay for themselves.
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