Sedum, Roof Mix - 500 Seeds

Features:

• Heirloom
• Non-GMO
• American Grown Seeds
• Perennial
• USDA Zone: 3-10
• Coverage: 1 packet = 10 square feet

Description: Transform your rooftop into a vibrant, sustainable ecosystem with our Sedum Roof Mix. This carefully curated selection of drought-tolerant succulents is ideal for green roofing, offering a low-maintenance solution that thrives with minimal care. Perfect for both extensive and intensive green roofs, this mix not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also provides substantial environmental benefits.

Benefits:

• Flood Mitigation: Helps retain rainwater, alleviating flooding risks.
• Noise Reduction: Reduces sound pollution, contributing to a quieter environment.
• Thermal Insulation: Enhances building insulation, improving energy efficiency.
• Biodiversity: Creates natural habitats for wildlife, boosting urban biodiversity.

As green roofs become increasingly popular across urban landscapes, our Sedum Roof Mix stands out for its ecological impact and ease of cultivation. With a beautiful palette of greens, yellows, reds, and purples, this mix provides year-round beauty, changing with the seasons. Once established, it forms a dense mat that suppresses weeds and requires little maintenance, making it an ideal choice for sustainable development goals while enhancing the appearance and efficiency of buildings.

Designed specifically for shallow root systems, the Sedum Roof Mix is perfect for green roofs with limited substrate depth. This lightweight and resilient selection can withstand extreme weather conditions—from intense heat to bitter cold—and has minimal requirements for water and nutrients. With a strong resistance to diseases and pests, these sedum varieties ensure easy maintenance, making them not just practical but visually striking as well.

Growing Instructions:

• Indoors: Plant seeds from January to March or June to August for next year's bloom. In cold climates, growth begins in spring when temperatures reach 60-65°F. Start sedum indoors by sprinkling seeds on the soil surface without covering them, keeping the soil moist. Insulate with a plastic bag in a warm area and transplant post-frost.
• Outdoors: Prepare a well-drained bed and mix seeds with sand for even coverage. Gently rake the mix into the soil and lightly water. During winter, protect seeds with an outdoor cover to prevent frost damage.