Alexandria, KY – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn care services can be expensive, often costing up to $1500 annually. Sunday's custom lawn care plans start between $55-100 depending on your lawn size and plan selection. Plans include custom lawn fertilizer, a soil test kit with analysis, customizable options for weeds and pests, and unlimited access to expert Yard Advisors. By choosing Sunday, homeowners in Alexandria can save hundreds of dollars yearly while still getting excellent results.

Yes, a DIY lawn care program works great in Alexandria. Sunday makes it simple by delivering exactly what your lawn needs based on local soil and climate conditions. You'll apply products at the right time with easy-to-follow instructions. Kentucky bluegrass lawns common in the area respond well to Sunday's approach, which focuses on building soil health. The result is a stronger lawn that naturally resists weeds and pests while requiring less water and maintenance.

Alexandria falls in the cool-season grass region where Kentucky bluegrass thrives. Your lawn care needs are shaped by the local climate with cold winters and warm, sometimes humid summers. Soil composition affects nutrient availability and drainage. Rainfall patterns impact watering schedules. Common regional lawn diseases like summer patch and brown patch can affect grass health. Your lawn size, sun exposure, and foot traffic also play important roles in determining specific care requirements.

For a healthy Alexandria lawn, mow Kentucky bluegrass at 2-3½ inches in spring and fall, slightly taller in summer. Water deeply once weekly (about 1-1¼ inches) rather than frequent light watering. Apply Sunday's custom fertilizer plan timed to your local growing season. Overseed in late August to early October for best results. Control weeds with targeted products like Sunday's Dandelion Doom. Use proper mowing and watering practices to prevent common diseases that affect Kentucky lawns.

The ideal time to start a lawn care plan in Alexandria is early spring, typically March or April, when your cool-season grass begins active growth. This timing helps establish healthy roots before summer heat stress. For seeding, late August to early October works best in Kentucky's climate. Sunday designs your custom plan around these regional timing needs, scheduling applications when your grass can use nutrients most effectively throughout the growing season.