Do deciduous plants grow near the polar climates?

Deciduous plants are generally not well-suited for polar climates due to the extreme cold and short growing seasons. These plants typically thrive in temperate regions where they can take advantage of distinct seasons. In polar areas, vegetation is usually limited to hardy species such as conifers and some low-growing shrubs and grasses that can withstand harsh conditions. Therefore, deciduous plants are rare or absent in polar climates.