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Posted 7 years 2 weeks ago #36916
I live in Yellowknife Canada and I am not sure what plants I can start with. My winters are 8 months long and temperatures are as low as - 50'c and my summers are short with about a high of 30'c. What will be the ideal plant for me? If I said I wanted a flowering or a plant that sheds its leaves in the fall am I asking for too much? please advice what plant will be the best for a beginner. I read so much I am just confused..
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Posted 7 years 2 weeks ago #36917

Iceman wrote: I live in Yellowknife Canada and I am not sure what plants I can start with. My winters are 8 months long and temperatures are as low as - 50'c and my summers are short with about a high of 30'c.


Had a look at Google Maps and seems you live in an interesting area - lots of lakes there? I did see trees on the map... so I looked up native trees for the North West Territories:

You could Google each one on the list combined with the word '名媛直播' to see if the specific species is suitable.

Suitable are:
- Jack Pine
- Tamarack

A suitable deciduous tree could be the Dwarf birch (though this is Betula Glandulosa, not Betula Nana, and I did not find examples of it as bonsai).
The Paper Birch could work.

The Tamarack is a deciduous conifer.

Growing a bonsai for its flowers in your area I think will be difficult, unless when you have a greenhouse.
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