Cambium


Landscape design build in Seattle
Here is a word you may not have heard since high school biology class:
Cambium (kam' bë um) a layer of formative cells located below the bark of woody plants, reproducing by division and creating new growth.
But Cambium is also the name of the design and construction company of Seattle based landscape architect Tim Moshier. Appropriately, they will provide new growth in your garden.

Their website features a nice portfolio of five residential projects, and we are particularly impressed with their skillful selection of plants for color and texture to create striking effects. Superb design and execution.

Link: Cambium


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These gardens are great!
Posted by Andrew Nemeth on 11/9/2005 8:56:00 PM

Everything seems to be in exactly the right place. The use of plant texture is exquisite.

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