Aspidistra 'Cast Iron' Genus_Gardenia The leaves it possesses are

The leaves it possesses are heart-shaped and greatly textured with sunken veins accompanied by a pointy tip

The stems and veins on the leaf undersides are lime green

Cretan Fern

both of which are low growing vining epiphytes with small green round leaves on thin stems

which was discovered on the northeast coast of Australia in the 1700s

Aspidistra 'Cast Iron' Genus_Gardenia The leaves it possesses areBotanical Name: Aspidistra elatior Common Name(s): Cast iron plant Description: The cast iron plant has long, stiff, pointed evergreen leaves that are capable of withstanding temperature extremes, dust, smoke, and other harsh conditions. The solitary, bell shaped flowers, which are usually lilac in colour but sometimes brown or green, are borne at the base of the plant.