Hello,
We are a Peace Country Sod grower and want to diversify our farm. I was thinking of growing Sedum in bulk on some of our land that is not in sod production.
We already have contact with landscapers and can promote it that way. I think it can be possible for our sod cutter to harvest mats of Sedum cover (after 2/3/4 years??) In the mean time our field will look nice and require no maintenance. The soil we have in mind is somewhat peatmoss.
Can you give me advice? (how much stock do I need to buy and how much will it cost)
Sincerely, Hilda de Jong
Windmill Turf Farm
www.windmillturffarm.com
Drought Smart Plants reply:
Hi Hilda – what an interesting concept – I think it could fly!
Depending on the actual area you have available, you can easily use plugs or unrooted cuttings at a spacing of 1-2 per 30cm (one foot) squared. These would take around 2 years to completely fill the area, after which you could harvest it with your sod cutter.
The price on established plugs is around $1 each, depending on the quantity you would need, and for unrooted cuttings the price is $.20 each.
Contact me to place your order and I can tell you more about discounts you may be eligible for.
Jacki
