Gardening Advice

Hello. We are Cary Academy students working on an Advanced Environmental Sciences class project; there is currently a plot of soil in a planter box under an HVAC exhaust vent, and we want to start a small garden. We would like to know if this is a realistic goal and what plants would be able to survive temperature extremes or if we could create a structure to regulate the temperature. Please respond whenever you have time. Thanks! -Ethan Norfleet, Hannah Owens, Gavin Baker

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 02/21/2020 @ 2:00 am

This article should help. You will need to make some concessions for the increased wind and drying out of plants, plus possible extremes in heat or cold. A viist with your local extension group may help, too.

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