This apply to USDA Climate Zone 2a and zone 2b. In these zones the minimum temperatures are -50 to -45 degrees F (-45.6 to -42.8 degrees C) and -45 to -40 degrees F (-42.8 to -40 degrees C) respectively. The plants that grow in this harsh tundra environment must be characterized by extreme cold hardiness and drought tolerance. For notice, the plants mentioned below will under certain conditions grow in zone 1a and zone 1b and vice versa i.e. the zone 1 plants might grow in zone 2 because of the stress tolerance characteristics both have.
What plants are Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 2? What Plants Can Grow in Zone 2?
Fruit Trees that grow in zone 2:
Fall Red apple
Fofonoff plum
Garrington Chokecherry
Korean pine
Minnesota 1734 apple
Norkent apple
Parkland apple
Pembina plum
Vegetables that grow in zone 2:
Fofonoff plum
Garrington Chokecherry
Korean pine
Minnesota 1734 apple
Norkent apple
Parkland apple
Pembina plum
Vegetables that grow in zone 2:
Beetroot
Beans
Carrots
Chili pepper
Eggplant
Mustard greens
Onions
Parsnips
Radish
Flowers and Ornamentals that grow in zone 2:
ColumbineBeans
Carrots
Chili pepper
Eggplant
Mustard greens
Onions
Parsnips
Radish
Flowers and Ornamentals that grow in zone 2:
Delphinium
Bleeding Heart
Herbs that grow in zone 2:
BasilHyssop
Juniper
Turkestan Rose