Bus roof gardens! The edible Blue Spruce stonecrop (Sedum reflexum) would do well on a bus rooftop... of course... http://t.co/QkMAcUYX

— Backyard Abundance (@ICBYA) 2013.2.18

@rosennano sedum reflexum maar er zijn nog meer kleine sedums eetbaar.

— Lizet Kruyff (@Spinazieacademi) 2012.2.26

@suzisart We've been told that our roof is diverse but is mostly dominated by Sedum kamtschaticum, Sedum floriferum, and Sedum reflexum!

— Hilton Baltimore (@HiltonBaltimore) 2013.5.23

20 SEDUM REFLEXUM ROCKERY ALPINE GARDEN PERENNIAL SUCCULENT PLANT alpine STONE https://t.co/6IUedPqyLu

— Retro Sheep Handmade in Wales (@RetroSheeps) 2016.1.18

Looking through catalogs of sedum like I used to look through PC part lists. http://t.co/V7YM4TRjrP Lookin' good there, sedum reflexum...

— ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, *^$& it. (@PaulFerence) 2015.9.20

Nouvelle note sur mon blog : Sedum reflexum (Orpin réfléchi, Orpin des rochers) http://t.co/p6kQrpHMja

— JF Monhonval (@JFMonhonval) 2015.7.2

5 SEDUM REFLEXUM EVERGREEN ALPINE ROCKERY PERENNIAL PLANTS STONECROP RUPESTRE https://t.co/OjyEEGdYSj via @eBay_UK

— Retro Sheep Handmade in Wales (@RetroSheeps) 2016.3.9

what views on #salttolerant #sedum on #greenroofs ? BRC records indicate S. acre, anglicum and telephium do better than S. reflexum or album

— Boningale GreenSky (@boningaleroofs) 2013.7.30