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Douglas Alpenstock wrote:

Jason Hernandez wrote:In other words, climate change will bring new meaning to the term, "new normal."

To my mind, it would be helpful to the OP if you could suggest a reasonable correction factor to apply to the existing data. Thoughts?

I believe the governement might have projections of climate impacts depending on different future scenarios, in my country that is available (from the national metrological institute).

Otherwise I would always suggest going for the highest strandards in terms of insulation ( but im in a cold climate so insulation is always a top concern)

I wouldn't worry to much about getting it "right". First of all, as it is in your house you will be able to tend it carefully and hopfully spot if you have lack of light. If you want to grow rather demanding plants in the winter you will probably need to have an external light source (depending on your local electricity price LED or floureceant would be an reasonable start).

I have no idea on how the region you are in compares to where I am, but where I am I need an early start on tomatones, and peppers. If you have large quantities of seeds, you can also do som microgreens in your greenhouse-area as it gives quick results and you can reap the benefits of your area quickly.