Sedum Green Roof Plants

Whether it is a sedum blanket or sedum plug our plants are lovingly nurtured at our uk nursery before being lifted and transported to site within 24 hours.

Sedum green roof plants.

Sedums used on green roofs can broadly be separated into four different classes. There is a wide variety of sedums. Large yellow flower heads appear in midsummer. We pride ourselves with our customer service and aftercare service.

Finally it s time for the plants. They crawl over the soil media layer and have very shallow roots. Ready to roll carpets of sedum are easiest but you should also be able to find plug trays of sedums and other plants sold specifically for green roofs which will work out cheaper. Green roofs can be created on even the tiniest of structures.

Planting a green roof. We offer a premium sedum s pod tray module or a standard mat system the premium s pod system has a greater variety of sedum. The hardiest plants are the easiest to maintain. Sedum green roof only supply the best possible quality sedum mats blankets plug plants premium sedum s pod tray module and wild flower mats.

This cultivar is a striking specimen featuring strong upright red stems and green leaves that are serrated along the edges. Weather beaten from day one it s grown to endure the harshest weather conditions in the uk ensuring an extra tough easy care sedum blanket system that s virtually maintenance free. Sky garden s sedum blanket is a pre grown mat of mature sedum plants. Gold sedum sedum kamtschaticum.

Sedum plant growth types. A honeybee enjoys feeding from the flowers of sedum kamtschaticum. With all this in mind here are ten of the best green roof plants to choose from. A sedum roof is by far the most popular choice for an extensive green roof system that sky garden provides.

Vastly underused in the industry sedum aizoon euphorbioides is one of the more interesting plants suitable for extensive green roof. Green roof plants should also be attractive and offer food and shelter for wildlife. Ruderal creepers like sedum album acre and sexangulare these are fast to establish themselves on the roof. Roughly speaking extensive green roofs have a substrate thickness of between 4 and 15 cm and a weight of 30 to 220 kilo per m2.