22nd May is International Day for Biological Diversity. The theme for 2013 is Water and Biodiversity. Green roofs are an aid to water management and to biodiversity because they integrate architecture with nature, recreating the natural water cycle and helping to ensure that human activity supports natural infrastructure

Turfland and Q Lawns have produced a new comprehensive 36 page Product Guide.

Sedum matting is a great way to disguise the edge of a pond and make it look as though it's always been there.

Angela Lambert from Enviromat looks at different plant groups and discusses why they may or may not do well on green roofs.

Enviromat sedum matting will feature in a low maintenance show garden at the Letchworth Food Festival and on Stevenage day.

A sedum green roof is made up of three or four layers of specially engineered but easily installed materials. Find out more and download a free green roof installation guide.

Why you need to feed your green roof and what fertiliser is best.

Meadow Saxifrage has a delicate appearance but is tough enough to live on an extensive green roof.

There are so many benefits to green roofing that everybody wants one.  But what will it cost to put a green roof on to a garden building?

Enviromat have been able to reduce the cost of their UK grown sedum matting as green roofing becomes more popular.

The Norfolk growers of Enviromat sedum matting are reducing their carbon footprint be using fuel efficient delivery vehicles

A properly installed sedum roof needs very little, if any, watering.   Here are some guidelines on irrigating your roof from the growers of Enviromat sedum matting

What is the best time of year to install a living green roof?  Robert Allen from Enviromat has the answers.

Short blog post answering the frequently asked question "how heavy is a green roof?"

Some pictures of Enviromat sedum matting to cheer you up on a dull day

Adding a green roof to a garden building can create a valuable resource for wildlife looking for a resting place or a source of food.   In this blog article, Angela Lambert examines the value of green roofs for wildlife corridors

Enviromat sedum matting has been approved by the Royal Horticultural Society as part of their Perfect for Pollinators scheme.

Installing a living green roof is a good way to help prevent local flooding because up to 80% of the rainwater that falls onto a living roof will be absorbed.  Kevin Docherty gives us an illustrated guide to creating a living green roof using Enviromat sedum matting.

A simple to follow, step by step guide to putting a living green roof on to a garden building with a pitched roof.

Thinking of buying a new shed, summerhouse or garden office this year?  Why not put a living roof on it?  Kevin Docherty from Enviromat talks about  the joys of having a green roof shed

Find out how green roofs and wildflower meadows offer long-term benefits to the Environment at the APL event on 6th March 2013

Mark Gurney and Kevin Harden from Q Lawns will be showcasing Enviromat sedum matting and Meadowmat wild flower mat at Palmstead Nurseries' workshop "Survival of the Fittest" on 27th September in Ashford, Kent

New Charter landscapes show off their landscaping capabilities at the Tatton Flower Show 2012.

The restoration man paid a visit to the Bath House in Ormskirk to see the finishing touches, including the newly installed sedum roof from Turfland / Q Lawns.

Lovania nurseries use enviromat sedum mat in garden display at the Southport Flower Show.

Two of Turfland / Q Lawn products featured on prize winning garden at Tatton Flower Show.

After all the rain we’ve had this spring and summer, green roofs should be looking wonderfully green and verdant at the moment.  But what if they’re not? What could be the matter?