Asplenium onopteris
A small evergreen spleenwort of the Mediterranean and Macaronesia, with glossy, finely divided, sharply pointed fronds. It grows on shady rocky banks, walls and the floor of acid oak and chestnut woods. It grows mainly in the cool, wet season and rests through the dry summer, so it wants a cool, bright-shade spot rather than a warm terrarium.
Where it grows wild
Grows on rocky slopes, shaded banks, old walls and the floor of evergreen and deciduous woodland, especially cork-oak, holm-oak and chestnut woods on acid, siliceous rock. It shelters among rocks and tree roots, where soil stays cooler and moister than the open hillside.
Recorded at 68β1116 m, median 349 m (28 records), mostly lowland and hill country.
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