About
20 years ago, when Loni Moyer began her career in the green industry, she began a lifelong love affair; mucking-in the mud, fighting off bees, nurturing gardens. She found her true calling. Seeking to spread her horticultural expertise and indulge her lifelong passion for flowers while having fun and making a living, she dreamed up Garden Girls in 2002 and opened for business a year later with a new pick up truck, a shed full of tools, and an excellent crew of experienced workers who weren’t afraid of a pink flower or two. Nineteen years later, Garden Girls has grown to include multiple crews and additional landscape designers, and has transformed landscapes in homes throughout Annapolis.
Most of our new business comes to us through referrals or word-of-mouth, so Loni would like to thank our loyal customers for helping Garden Girls grow!
Our owner
Loni is a lifelong gardener with a degree from Rocky Mountain College in Montana, where she majored Environmental Studies, and a masters in ESL from School for International Training, Loni has over two decades of experience in the green industry, starting as a maintenance gardener for a high-end garden service, and moving on to operations manager at a local landscaping firm before starting Garden Girls. Loni is a Master Watershed Steward and her certifications and training include ICPI paver installation certification, several Horticulture Magazine Expert Series seminars, and courses in Living Shorelines at Environmental Concern. She is working on her certificate in Restoration Ecology and Green Roof Professional Certification.
Bay Friendly
We’ve spent most of our lives on the magnificent Chesapeake Bay, and we care deeply about its health and future viability. With that in mind, from the very first day of business, we’ve tried to “go green”whenever possible, using sustainable landscaping practices, environmentally-sensitive design principles, and bay-friendly, organic products in our landscapes.
Contact us to learn how we can help you to garden using native plants, rain gardens, passive irrigation, rainwater capture, and xeriscaping (planting with drought-tolerant plants,) all means to conserve precious water. Or, schedule a consultation with a designer to design a lovely native planting that can replace the water-hungry lawn you’ve grown tired of mowing while providing habitat and food for birds and other wildlife. Together we can work to safeguard the unique and wonderful treasure in our backyard.
Services
- Japanese Gardens
- English/Cottage Gardens
- Bay-Friendly & Native Plantings
Services
- Hardscapes
- Plantings
- Redesigns
- Rehabilitation
- Water Features
- Drainage
- Master Plans
- Special Elements
- Outdoor Kitchens
- Shorelines
- Reforestation/Mitigation Plantings
- Plantings
- Patio Design and Installations
- Walks, Walls, and Planters
- Dry Riverbeds
- Rain Gardens
- Landscape Rehabilitation
- Sod Installation
- Drainage
- Reforestation & Tree Plantings
- Annual Installations and Seasonal Plantings
- Shoreline Plantings
- Shoreline Restoration Design & Planting
- Native Plantings
- Floating Islands
- Spring and Fall Clean Ups
- Monthly Maintenance Visits
- General Clean Ups
- Brush Removal
- Lawn Refurbishment
- Overseeding and Aeration Visits
- Tree and Shrub Pruning
- Leaf Removal
- Mulching
- Rain Gardens
- Rain Barrels