college environmental student

by Kelly
(Conowingo, Md..)

I am currently working on a white paper for my environmental science class, and my topic is green roofs. I would love an idea of sedums we can use in maryland. Can you help?


Drought Smart Plants reply:

Hi Kelly, if you know your climate zone, that would help. I'm in Zone 4, on the USDA plant hardiness map, so any of my Sedum that I discuss on the site will be hardy to that zone, and possibly even colder. This list of Sedum plants will show you more pictures, and each picture is a link to more information about that specific plant.

For green roofs, they have to be really tough, so maybe have a look here for my recommendations: Green roof Sedum.

Hopefully this will help make some good choices.

Best of luck with your project,
Jacki

Click here to post comments.

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Ask the Horticulturist
.

Xeria E-Zine - get the scoop

Sign up for Xeria E-zine and get your FREE bonus five part e-course on Xeriscaping:

Enter Your E-mail Address
Enter Your First Name (optional)
Then

Don't worry — your e-mail address is totally secure.
I promise to use it only to send you Xeria.

Find Rocks:

Sempervivum love crevices

Choose Plants:

Hardy Succulents

Mix Well:

Xeric Gardens & Green Roofs

Water...

Water Capture

Like
Drought Smart Plants on Facebook:

Like Drought Smart Plants on Facebook

Click on the icons to share this page on your favorite social media:


Follow Me on Pinterest

Gather
on G+

Gather on G+