Aspidistra yuelushanensis
A cast-iron plant described in 2021 from Yuelu Mountain at Changsha, Hunan, one of the more northerly Aspidistra. It should take a genuinely cold winter and hot summers, so it suits cool rooms, shaded gardens in mild climates and unheated porches.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the genus and locality: a rhizomatous herb of shaded subtropical evergreen and mixed forest on hill slopes, in leaf-litter soil.
Yuelu Mountain is a low hill, roughly 50–300 m.
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