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This street was developed in 2005 and named after the cedar trees that that were still standing from the garden designed by the eminent landscaper Gertrude Jekyll for a house called By Caesar’s Camp – originally called The Round – that used to occupy the site. The house was owned by Sir George Stegman Gibb, managing director of what is now London Underground. Jekyll (her brother was a friend of Robert Louis Stevenson) has been described as “a premier influence in garden design” by British and American gardening enthusiasts.
