I'd noticed a new green roof installation a week or so ago, while previewing routes for the Garden Bloggers Fling (this was a detour) and thought it was spectacular.
I'd read about it awhile ago, but didn't know where it was.
It's part of a
new community recreation center -- -- near the River Arts District in Asheville --t he link is to a Laurel of Asheville piece
Reading
this interesting piece today about the benefits of green roofs in the NY Times encouraged me to return and take a few photos, with my gardening companion and gardening assistant in tow.
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Livingston St. Recreation Center |
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Green roof at Livingston St. Recreation Center |
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More than sedums on this roof! |
These are really cool roofs! I have been looking at commercial roofing companies because I'm getting some work done on my roof soon but I have never seen this before. Thank you for sharing this with us, I'm definitely going to talk to my wife about green roofs.
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