This is some of what makes up all that glorious local color on the tundra. The cranberries are ripe and delicious on morning cereal or on top of dinner's no-bake cheesecake, yum! The other spidery looking plant is Labrador Tea which, in the mild climate of Washington can grow several feet high, but in the arctic habitat it is found huddled near the ground. There is also moss and lichen included to feed the caribou.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Cranberries
This is some of what makes up all that glorious local color on the tundra. The cranberries are ripe and delicious on morning cereal or on top of dinner's no-bake cheesecake, yum! The other spidery looking plant is Labrador Tea which, in the mild climate of Washington can grow several feet high, but in the arctic habitat it is found huddled near the ground. There is also moss and lichen included to feed the caribou.
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