Bowie, MD

Hometown Landscape serves Bowie, MD with professional landscaping and outdoor services for residential and commercial properties throughout the city. Whether you own a home in Woodmore, a property in Bowie’s established tree-lined neighborhoods, or a commercial facility near the Bowie Town Center, our team brings over 27 years of experience to every project. We offer the full range of outdoor services in Bowie — from landscape design and installation to hardscaping, seasonal clean-ups, and commercial grounds maintenance.

Bowie’s properties present a wide range of landscaping opportunities. As one of the largest cities in Maryland, Bowie features everything from sprawling single-family homes with large lots to newer townhome communities with shared outdoor spaces. Prince George’s County’s clay soils, seasonal weather patterns, and local HOA requirements all factor into how we plan and execute landscaping in Bowie. Our team understands these nuances and designs solutions that are both beautiful and built to last.

As a landscape architect and landscape designer serving the greater Washington, D.C. area, Hometown Landscape creates outdoor environments that reflect the lifestyle and property values of Bowie homeowners. We also work with commercial property managers throughout Bowie as a trusted commercial landscaping partner.

Our services in Bowie, MD include:

• Landscape design and installation
• Hardscaping (patios, walkways, retaining walls, driveways)
• Spring and fall clean-ups
• Lawn care and seasonal maintenance
• Outdoor living spaces and carpentry
• Commercial landscaping and grounds management

“Hometown Landscape transformed our backyard into an outdoor living space we use all year. The team was professional from start to finish and we couldn’t be happier.” — Bowie, MD homeowner

If you’re looking for a reliable landscaper in Bowie, MD, contact Hometown Landscape at 301.490.5577 or request a free estimate online.

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Bowie, MD has a rich history stretching back centuries, originally settled as part of Prince George’s County in the colonial era. The area developed as an agricultural community before transforming into a railroad town in the 19th century. Named after Oden Bowie, a Maryland governor and president of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, the city grew rapidly in the post-World War II era as suburban development expanded outward from Washington, D.C.

Today, Bowie is one of the largest cities in Maryland, with a population exceeding 60,000 residents. The city is known for its excellent schools, well-maintained parks, and strong community identity. Its location in Prince George’s County provides easy access to Washington, D.C., Annapolis, and Baltimore via major highway corridors including US Route 50 and the Beltway.

Bowie, MD: ZIP Codes

Bowie is one of the largest municipalities in Maryland and is served by several ZIP codes: 20715, 20716, 20720, and 20721. 20715 covers Old Bowie and the central Belair neighborhoods around the original Levitt-built community. 20716 covers the southeastern side, including Pointer Ridge and the neighborhoods off Route 301. 20720 reaches the northwestern section toward Bowie State University and Collington. 20721 extends west toward Mitchellville and Woodmore. ZIP codes 20717, 20718, and 20719 are used for post office box service. Hometown Landscape works across every Bowie neighborhood, from established Levitt homes to newer developments.

Bowie, MD: Local Landmarks

Bowie’s best-known landmarks include Bowie State University, one of Maryland’s historically Black universities, and Prince George’s Stadium, home of the Bowie Baysox baseball team. The Belair Mansion and Belair Stable Museum preserve the 18th-century estate of Maryland governor Samuel Ogle and the town’s celebrated thoroughbred horse heritage. Allen Pond Park anchors community recreation with its lake, trails, and ice arena, and Bowie Town Center serves as the retail hub. Hometown Landscape maintains and improves residential and commercial grounds throughout the neighborhoods surrounding these landmarks.

Bowie, MD: Nearby Streets, Parks, and Districts

US Route 50, the John Hanson Highway, runs straight through Bowie and connects it to Washington to the west and Annapolis to the east. Maryland Route 197 (Collington Road and Laurel-Bowie Road) is the main north-south route through town, while Maryland Route 450 (Annapolis Road) carries traffic through Old Bowie. Maryland Route 3 and US Route 301 (Robert Crain Highway) form the busy eastern commercial corridor. The Levitt-built Belair neighborhoods, Pointer Ridge, Mitchellville, and Fairwood make up much of our residential work. Bowie is one of the Prince George’s County communities in our service area.

Bowie, MD in the Washington Metropolitan Area

Bowie sits in eastern Prince George’s County, about 15 miles east of Washington and roughly halfway to Annapolis along US Route 50. As one of the most populous cities in Maryland, it blends decades-old planned neighborhoods with newer mixed-use growth around Bowie Town Center. Its established tree canopy, large lots, and mix of residential and commercial property give Hometown Landscape steady demand for design, hardscaping, drainage, and seasonal maintenance across the city.