Drought-tolerant sedum - also known as stonecrop - is one of the best xeriscaping plants, perfect for an extensive living roof. There are over 600 hundred known sedum varieties, but only a handful ...

Due to their low-maintenance qualities, sedums gained favor as plants for living roofs. “They’re the most popular green-roof plant,” Bone said. “They propagate easily and can take feast or ...

Rooftops are tough place for plants: they’re vulnerable to intense heat, cold, wind and drought, plus they can’t support a lot of weight, so the plants need to grow in just a few inches of ...

In a University of Cincinnati pilot study of plants best suited for the region's green roofs, the North American native, nodding wild onion, and a sedum commonly known as goldmoss sedum were the ...

Green roofs don’t work unless you plant them with diverse, local plants Planting your green roof with sedum is like hiring employees based on how long they can physically sit in an office chair ...

Sedum’s alternate name of “stonecrop” is indicative of its toughness as the plant shines during hot, dry weather. Furthermore, sedum is not only drought-proof but deer-resistant as well.

The Rapid board Wednesday agreed to spend $220,000 to rip out the 15,600-square-foot sedum roof and plant a new one. The new roof will be done in the spring by Live Roof LLC of Spring Lake.

In a UC pilot study of plants best suited for the region's green roofs, the North American native, nodding wild onion, and a sedum commonly known as goldmoss sedum were the most likely to survive ...

Carlisle SynTec's Roof Garden system provides instant vegetative coverage through the use of Vegetated Sedum Tiles, which are shipped to the site and dropped into place over the growth media. The ...

WHAT: Sedums are a large genus of flowering plants that contains many succulent varieties. Sedum spurium Fuldaglut is known for its attractive brownish-red foliage that is in full color all year.