Plant Profile: Sedum album

Space plants 12 to 18 inches apart; they spread through creeping, low-growing stems and have the potential to become invasive.

Suggested Plant Species for Green Roofs in the Triangle Area

This plant is toxic if ingested. The young, tender stems and leaves can be consumed raw, but once they mature and before flowering, they can be cooked for a short time.

It thrives in forests and natural habitats as a native species. Additionally, it is commonly used as a houseplant or in interior landscaping, as well as a herbaceous perennial in outdoor settings.