Microclimate in a sentence

Andrew Smith, director of country house sales at Rettie & Co, a local estate agent, says the area is well known for having a unique microclimate — both in its property market and its weather.

But that’s because I spend a lot of time outdoors, here in the urban-suburban-totally wild microclimate that is living on the edge of the Arroyo Seco from Altadena to Pasadena to South Pas to Highland Park.

It abandons its colony as the fungus directs it to a microclimate ideal for reproduction – usually a plant close to the forest floor.

Situated just inland from the French Riviera, Grasse enjoys a microclimate that allows fields of may rose, tuberose, lavender and jasmine to blossom.

Split into two, the garden is bordered with an abundance of fruit trees and exquisitely curated flowers which – perhaps due to a favourable microclimate – still retain much of their rich contrasting palettes in the winter.

While it’s true that the steep valleys of the Douro create a distinct microclimate that bring with it finger-biting winters and skin-scorching summers, there is still space for spring.

You can plant one zone warmer if a plant is in a microclimate, like an area protected from wind or along a warm south-facing wall.

For example, different sizes, shapes or density of vegetation can be modeled so that we can develop an in-depth understanding of how the different scenarios affect the microclimate in the surrounding areas," she elaborated.

In effect, Green said every neighbourhood in the Corporate Area has its microclimate taking place.

In the stifling, smoky microclimate of the Yankee Stadium visitors’ clubhouse Wednesday night, where the air was humid with champagne, Shohei Ohtani declared his intentions for the future.

It's impossible to account for every microclimate in every region, but frost – or lack thereof – is the defining characteristic that should guide gardeners over winter.

It was a superb introduction to this wonderfully foodie destination: the Atlantic coast island enjoys a microclimate where ozone-infused air and seaweed-fertilised soil and salt pans are a boon for potatoes and other produce.

The selection process also provided an unexpected glimpse into the insular cultural and political microclimate of Delaware, one of the country’s smallest states, where encounters with the first family were so commonplace as to be almost unremarkable.

Its famed microclimate was catnip for Victorians.

They are built low to the ground and protect plants from excessive cold or heat, and are unheated structures that use solar energy to create a microclimate.

Free from antibiotics, exposed to the mild microclimate of the gulf stream and free to roam on large Arran fields, the fat content in the cow’s milk is significantly higher than milk produced in intensive dairy farms.

The bed’s microclimate temperature is tracked, along with the amount of compost weight in pounds being placed into the hole.

This is because they did not have glass, money, etc, but they could move rocks and create a microclimate that was cool, damp, and safe from wind and so forth.

A microclimate can offer an opportunity as a small growing region for crops that cannot thrive in the broader area; this concept is often used in permaculture practiced in northern temperate climates.

Another contributing factor of microclimate is the slope or aspect of an area.