Frostresistant plants are found not only in the north, but usually there are more often there. These include representatives of the family of pink and kizyl, adox and birch. They were able to adapt to difficult conditions and developed a short root system. In addition, such plants are usually low to the ground, which helps to protect yourself from the wind. The most unpretentious plant is rightfully considered black spruce, which was brought from North America and growing in the foresttundra. This tree definitely does not take root in places with a warm climate.
The birch is dudden
IVE white
Barberis is ordinary
Dererene is white
Kalina is ordinary
Mountain ash
The bird cherry is ordinary
Olha is gray
The remaining frostresistant plants
Black spruce
Plum
Acacia yellow
Honeysuckle Tatar
Irga is roundleaved
Maple
The tank is brilliant
Bloodroot
Conclusion
Most frostresistant plants belong to the dicotyledonous and coniferous, from them they make medicinal tinctures and teas. Such trees grow well, being off the coast of aquatic biotopes. Among them there is a white willow, which can carry frosts to minus 40. The color of willow leaves changes in the autumn period and becomes yellowish. In the wild, the plant can exist for about a hundred years. Birch birches, which can be found both in Siberia and Baikal, also belongs to these trees. Today, tea from plant leaves is considered healing.
