Hemlock Landscape and Restoration LLC

About Hemlock Landscape and Restoration LLC

Along the riparian corridor of Quil Ceda Creek, Hemlock Landscape and Restoration has planted the native hemlock and cedar that hold the banks against the current, and that same stretch of Marysville turns strikingly quiet once winter sets in — cold mist lifting off the creek into colder air, frost lacing undergrowth this crew put in the ground themselves. When the ground freezes, the work shifts from planting beds to plow blades, clearing driveways and access paths near the creek corridor with the same patience the restoration work demands. A cleared lane running past frosted hemlock boughs, creek water still moving, black under a thin rim of ice at its edges, is a scene this crew gets to see before almost anyone else in town. It's early, cold work, done in the hush right along the water.