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Are any green roof plants invasive non-natives that could be spread by wind?

April 26, 2017Invasive non-natives plants roof spread wind

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Are any green roof plants invasive non-natives that could be spread by wind?

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The only Sedum that might be considered invasive is Sedum sarmentosum, also known as Star Sedum,Gold Moss, Stringy Stonecrop, or Graveyard Moss. It has green spearhead-shaped leaves, lemon yellow flowers, and long tendrils. We do not recommend using this species.