Asplenium balearicum
A small evergreen Mediterranean spleenwort of shaded coastal rock crevices in the Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, southern France and Tunisia. It grows in the mild, wet winter and survives the hot, dry summer in shaded, humid clefts. In cultivation it needs a cool, bright-shaded, well-drained setting with drier summers.
Where it grows wild
Grows in crevices of shaded rocks and walls, usually near the coast and often on siliceous rock, in scrub and on north-facing slopes.
Mostly near sea level: recorded at 5–529 m, with a median of 75 m.
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