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Dwarf globe blue spruce. Because of its permafrost the plants in the tundra are very small. Hardy down to 40 degrees f flare is a must when it comes to dwarf flowering shrubs for small gardens. What are the types of plants in the tundra biome.

The most common types of plants you would find in a tundra are dwarf shrubs mosses and lichens. These include grass mosses and small shrubs and trees. Look at those blooms. Up to 5 tall and wide.

Langsdorfs lousewort a pretty bad name for a pretty flower is pedicularis langsdorfii. There are about 1700 varieties of plants that thrive in the arctic tundra of which some varieties are listed below. Trisetum spicatum the spike tresetum is an important forage plant for tundra animals. Named for its flowers white dryad bears a crop of proportionally large poppy like white flowers in late spring.

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