Asplenium foreziense
Asplenium foreziense (Forez spleenwort) is a small tufted rock fern of acid, siliceous rock crevices in western Europe, centred on the Massif Central. It is fully hardy, takes more sun and drought than most ferns, and does best in a gritty crevice in a trough or rock garden rather than indoors.
Where it grows wild
Grows in crevices and at the base of granite, gneiss, schist and volcanic rocks, walls and scree on sunny to partly shaded slopes; it avoids limestone. The measured sites are mostly low and mid-elevation French uplands.
Recorded from 20 to 2150 m, median 450 m; most records are in the hills of the Massif Central, Cévennes and Pyrenean foothills.
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