Cast iron plant (Aspidistra elatior), also called barroom plant for its tolerance of neglect, grows from a mass of tangled roots—not a bulb. It thrives outdoors in Atlanta with foundation protection. Divide clumps to propagate, or buy new plants in summer and acclimate them gradually to outdoor conditions.
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