Why try Sunday Lawn Care in American Fork, UT

To get a personalized Sunday lawn care plan, start by entering your American Fork address on the Sunday website. Their system uses satellite imagery, soil data, and climate information specific to your area to create a custom plan. You'll receive a soil test kit to further customize your nutrient plan. Sunday will deliver fertilizer, weed control, and other lawn products right to your door, with timing based on Utah's growing season.

For American Fork lawns, focus on spring cleanup to remove winter debris. Water deeply but infrequently, especially during hot summer months. Mow at a higher height during summer to protect roots from heat stress. Apply fertilizer based on seasonal needs - spring for growth, summer for strength, and fall for root development. In Utah's climate, tackle weeds early in spring and fall when they're most vulnerable.

Sunday makes lawn care easy by delivering custom nutrients when your American Fork lawn needs them. Follow the simple application instructions included with each shipment. Mow regularly at the right height, water deeply 1-2 times weekly rather than daily, and address weeds while they're small. Sunday's liquid nutrients apply easily with the included sprayer, and their soil test helps identify exactly what your lawn needs.

Look for lawn products like Sunday's that use ingredients that break down quickly and don't persist in the environment. Sunday designs products with safety in mind, so pets can return to treated areas once products have dried. They also offer specific pet-friendly solutions like Pet Patch for treating pet urine spots. Always read product labels and follow waiting periods before allowing pets back on treated areas.

In American Fork, start lawn treatments in early spring when grass begins active growth. This typically falls between March and April, depending on the weather. Sunday's custom plans account for Utah's climate and deliver products at the ideal application times for your lawn. For cool-season grasses common in Utah, the sweet spot for seeding is when temperatures are between 55-70°F, usually in early spring or fall.