Sedum Fields at Lower Leigh after the storm

Sedum fields at Lower Leigh after storm Georgina. The mud is awful

Fields damaged by storm Georgina. Sedum and Sedum pods.

Hi Caroline,
Just to say how pleased we are with the roof – it looks great!
Many thanks, Alison

I’m sure you’ll agree you sell a stunning product 🙂
Kind regards.

David Hussey, Business Development

“Can’t thank Sedum Green Roof for the most wonderful help laying my Green Roof. Jim and Caroline have been more than helpful. Thank you so much.”
Paula from Islington, Feb. 2015

Tram Tracks in Manchester. Work in progress. 2015

Press Releases:-
See the article in the Manchester Evening News about Sedum on Tram Tracks laid by Sedum Green Roof. click here:

July/August 2015

An interview with Sedum Green Roof’s Sedum and Plantation expert Jim Blundell with The Ecologist
An article from Sustainable Building Matters reporting on our contribution to Eco Build 2012
Daily Mirror article Diarmuid Gavin recommends Sedum Green Roof Daily Mirror 2013

	Green roofs can provide important microclimates for insects, bird life and other even rare species.
	Green roofs can positively affect the heat produced by urban environments, (the Urban Heat Island).
	Green roofs significantly reduce the surface run off of rainfall. (A mechanism for Sustainable urban Drainage Systems).

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