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What grows in Nunavut,Canada ?

i have a project that says i need ot make up a drink for the province.
i know its cold there, so my fdrink should be hot [ warm chocolate]
but - i need to know what grows there ?
like - wheat ? apple trees ? like food ? what grows there ?
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wow -
i said WHAT grows up there
not the climate peoplee ?

    



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Imaka
I lived in Nunavut for two years. In late May, early June, there is a burst of colour as the many tiny Arctic flowers begin to bloom. Many plants grow in Nunavut such as lichens, moss, berries of different kinds, tundra grass, mushrooms, arctic willow, arctic heather and of course sea weed in the ocean. You can grow some vegetables in a greenhouse in the summer as the sun shines for 24 hours a day in May, June, July and August. People have grown tomatoes, beans, etc. And actually the most common hot drink enjoyed by the people of Nunavut is tea.


Man
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lichen and moss.


smart guy
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Nothing grows there except for a few weeks in the summer.The ground is frozen solid permanently except for the top inch or two for a couple of weeks in the summer.Most of the area is tundra.
http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/peopleandsociety/nunavut/land/permafrost


playing.forkeeps
Permafrost (ground that remains frozen year-round) makes Agriculture unfeasible in Nunavut. Most food has to be flown in from southern Canada, making groceries very expensive (maybe 180% of the price in southern Canada).

"Agriculture: NA", taken directly from National Geographic.

Having said that, if you want to be original, you could make your hot chocolate using Caribou milk.

Also, Nunavut is a territory, as are Northwest Territories and Yukon. The rest are provinces.


thinkingtime
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Perhaps you should research this online, yourself, since there do not appear to be many people from Nunavut on line.


Troy B
Snow grows up there. Especially in the winter time. They have lots of snow.


Tethys13
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It's the arctic for crying out load. ICE grows there. Snow and ice.

AND Nunavut is NOT a province. It's a territory.



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