Landscape Design and Garden Stewardship in Medina

Rutheo Designs plans and builds gardens for Medina properties with close attention to the way people use the space, the character of the home, and the conditions already present on site. From an early concept through installation and continuing care, we help turn a clear vision into a practical outdoor plan.

Healthy Planet, Happy Clients

We take care of our clients every step of the way. Dedication to a high quality of service is core to our values as a company, and as individuals.

Plant for the future.

Landscape Conditions in Medina

Medina is a community on the shores of Lake Washington. The City’s Shoreline Master Program applies 200 feet landward of the lake’s ordinary high-water mark and also covers creeks, streams, and wetlands. Its adopted 2024 Comprehensive Plan guides long-range growth and services. Those are useful reasons to begin with the property’s drainage paths, mature vegetation, sun, access, and any applicable permit constraints rather than start with a preset planting list.

Sustainable garden with native plants, stone pathway, and pebble drainage bed

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Landscape Services for Medina Properties

We can coordinate a project from landscape design and planning through installation, then support it with landscape maintenance, garden coaching, or a focused restoration plan. The right scope depends on the property, the desired level of involvement, and the work that needs to happen first.

Seattle-Area Project Perspective

For a view of our approach beyond Medina, explore our Seattle-area landscape projects. These examples are regional references only; they are not presented as Medina projects.

Landscaping team relaxing on newly laid grass in sunny backyard

Land Acknowledgement

Rutheo Designs acknowledges that we live and work on the ancestral lands of the Coast Salish and Duwamish tribes, who have stewarded these ecosystems since time immemorial. We could not call this city home without the Salish People and the Duwamish Tribe.

We aim to honor the original caretakers of this land by preserving and restoring the natural ecosystem we live in, and educating others about the role indigenous communities have played in land stewardship since time immemorial. Using native and edible plants, minimizing our carbon footprint, and paying Real Rent to the Duwamish Tribal Nation are all ways we uphold our commitment.