Aspidistra elatior doesn’t need frequent pruning. You can trim back weathered leaves as needed. For a more substantial ...

The mysterious flowers of Aspidistra elatior are found on the southern Japanese island of Kuroshima. Until recently, scientists thought that A. elatior had the most unusual pollination ecology ...

Known as the “Cast Iron Plant,” Aspidistra elatior, is an old-fashioned plant, slow-growing, but easy to grow. It was a popular houseplant in the Victorian era, when homes often were dark and ...

Avent says the most asked about is Aspidistra elatior ‘Okame’, with 30” tall dark green leaves highlighted with dramatic vertical white stripes. It’s on my shopping list.

Aspidistra elatior, or “Cast Iron Plant” is one of the toughest plants on planet Earth, and is beautifully suited for use either as a house plant or outside, gracing a Southern garden.

Aspidistra (botanical name: Aspidistra elatior) is a brilliant starter houseplant and a great choice if you're looking for a low-maintenance green companion. Commonly known as the cast-iron plant, ...

I have a deep shaded area under some trees and want to plant a ground cover. Someone suggested cast iron plants. Can you tell me something about them? The cast iron plant ( Aspidistra elatior ), i… ...

Aspidistra plants thrive in low light, like a lack of watering and rarely need feeding, so they're a great choice for any houseplant beginners. Aspidistra plants thrive in low light, ...

Aspidistra elatior prefers dappled shade and may struggle if exposed to direct sunlight. “If they are planted in a spot where they get too much sun, the leaves can scorch,” Naumuk warns.

The mysterious flowers of Aspidistra elatior are found on the southern Japanese island of Kuroshima. Until recently, scientists thought that A. elatior has the most unusual pollination ecology ...