If they look sorry after 6 years with zero care, they just need renewal.
Aspidistra thrives in deep shade, dry soil, neglect. It stores energy in rhizomes. A hard reset triggers fresh, lush growth. If *this* plant fails, nothing else will grow there.
Your landscaper is wrong—don't rip them out. Renew them.
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