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    Augusta, GA – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Known for its azaleas and Masters Tournament, Augusta needs lawn care that matches its Southern charm.

    Sunday is a DIY lawn care service that makes growing grass simple. We analyze your Augusta, GA soil, climate, and yard conditions using soil science and satellite data to create a plan just for your lawn.

    Unlike traditional lawn care with harsh chemicals and guesswork, Sunday delivers exactly what your Georgia lawn needs, when it needs it. Our products work with nature, not against it – using ingredients that help your grass thrive in Augusta's hot summers and mild winters.

    Homeowners across Georgia love how Sunday takes the confusion out of lawn care. Our Sunday lawn care reviews show how easy it is to get results without the hassle of traditional methods.

    Ready to see what lawn care in Augusta should look like? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.

    How it works

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    Get yard analysis

    Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.

    Sunday shipment and products on a lawn

    Open your box

    Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.

    Sunday fertilizer being sprayed from a hose

    Spray it on

    Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!

    Lawn care for Augusta, Georgia

    Typical lawn size in Augusta 4,768 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Augusta Warm-season grasses like bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and centipedegrass
    Typical soil pH for Augusta lawns 6.0, slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Augusta lawns 2.6%
    Augusta lawn soil composition 45% sand, 10% silt, 5% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Augusta lawns Phosphorus: 60 ppm, Potassium: 48 ppm, Calcium: 687 ppm, Iron: 140 ppm

    Augusta lawn care starts with understanding your soil. The typical Georgia lawn has slightly acidic soil with a mix of sand, silt, and clay. This soil makeup affects how you handle lawn care in Augusta, from mowing to fertilizing.

    Most Augusta yards feature warm-season grasses that thrive in the hot Georgia climate. These grasses need specific care:

    • Regular soil testing to check nutrient levels with a soil test kit
    • Adjusted watering based on the sandy soil composition
    • Fertilizer applications that account for existing nutrient levels
    • Mowing heights suited to warm-season grass types

    The average Augusta lawn measures 4,768 square feet, with soil that tends to be low in organic matter. To maintain a healthy lawn:

    1. Add nutrients to balance the moderate phosphorus and potassium levels
    2. Watch for signs of iron deficiency, common in acidic soils
    3. Use lawn care products that work with your soil type
    4. Follow a custom lawn plan based on your specific soil needs

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Augusta, GA

    Explore over 6,000 five star reviews of Sunday lawn care
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    Would buy agajn

    The Sunday products haven't failed me yet! Up until our recent drought, my lawn was lush and green. I'm excited for some normal temps and rain to bring the lawn back.

    Alexander

    Atlanta

    A lawn in Independence, KYA lawn in Independence, KY
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    Despite a very dry August

    Despite a very dry August and September, the grass has held up well with minimal watering

    Catherine

    Independence, KY

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    Christopher

    Atlanta, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I'm excited to see the results!

    Peaches

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I'm excited to see the results!

    Peach

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Athens, GA
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    Great service

    Brandon

    Athens, GA

    A lawn in Atlanta
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    Would buy agajn

    The Sunday products haven't failed me yet! Up until our recent drought, my lawn was lush and green. I'm excited for some normal temps and rain to bring the lawn back.

    Alexander

    Atlanta

    A lawn in Independence, KYA lawn in Independence, KY
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    Despite a very dry August

    Despite a very dry August and September, the grass has held up well with minimal watering

    Catherine

    Independence, KY

    A lawn in Atlanta, GA
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    Great

    Great

    Christopher

    Atlanta, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I'm excited to see the results!

    Peaches

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I'm excited to see the results!

    Peach

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Athens, GA
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    Awesome

    Great service

    Brandon

    Athens, GA

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      Augusta, Georgia FAQs

      Traditional lawn care services in Augusta typically cost $45-75 per visit or $150-200 monthly. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season, with options for weed control, seeding, and pest treatments. Plans include personalized fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - delivering professional results at DIY prices.

      For a typical residential lawn in Augusta, GA, professional mowing services cost between $35-55 per cut for a standard quarter-acre lot. Prices vary based on lot size, terrain, and service frequency. Weekly mowing during peak growing season (March-October) is recommended for most Augusta lawns.

      When choosing lawn care in Augusta, consider:

      1. Climate-specific expertise for warm-season grasses like Bermuda and Zoysia
      2. Service frequency needs - peak growing season is March through October
      3. Desired level of involvement - full-service vs DIY options
      4. Budget and included services
      5. Provider's approach to environmental responsibility

      Look for customized plans that account for Augusta's clay soils and hot, humid climate while fitting your maintenance preferences and budget.

      The average cost for professional lawn care services in Augusta ranges from $45-75 per visit. Sunday's custom lawn plans offer a more affordable option starting at $55 per season, including personalized fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support delivered to your door.

      Professional lawn care in Augusta costs $150-200 monthly for full-service treatment. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per growing season with multiple shipments of fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - making it a more cost-effective alternative to traditional services.

      Key factors affecting lawn care pricing in Augusta include:

      1. Lawn size and terrain
      2. Service type (fertilizing, mowing, weed control)
      3. Treatment frequency
      4. Soil conditions
      5. Time of year (peak vs off-season)
      6. Selected grass type (Bermuda or Zoysia common in Augusta)
      7. Current lawn health

      For Augusta lawns, schedule 4-6 fertilizer applications between March and October, with the first application in early spring when soil temperatures reach 65°F. Apply weed control in spring and fall. Mow weekly during peak growing season (March-October) and every 2-3 weeks in winter.

      Professional lawn care in Augusta provides expertise for managing warm-season grasses in the hot, humid climate. Benefits include proper fertilization timing, weed management, and maintenance tailored to local soil conditions. This promotes healthier, more resilient lawns while saving time and preventing common maintenance mistakes.

      How to grow grass in Augusta, Georgia

      Most common grass type in Augusta Warm-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Augusta Seeding, sodding, or planting plugs
      Recommended grass species for Augusta lawns Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass
      When to start growing grass in Augusta Spring, April 14 to May 26

      Georgia homeowners who want a thriving Augusta lawn care can start by choosing the right grass type and planting method. Warm-season grasses like Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and centipedegrass grow well in Augusta's climate.

      The best time for grass seeding in Augusta is during spring, specifically from mid-April through late May. During this period, soil temperatures are warm enough for seeds to germinate and establish strong roots.

      Three ways to start your lawn in Augusta:

      1. Seeding: Spread grass seed evenly across prepared soil
      2. Sodding: Install pre-grown grass for instant coverage
      3. Planting plugs: Place small sections of grass in a grid pattern

      Tips for successful lawn care in Augusta:

      • Water new grass daily until established
      • Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged
      • Wait until grass is 3 inches tall before first mowing
      • Reduce watering frequency as grass establishes

      Augusta, GA lawn care blogs

      Close-up aerial view of zoysiagrass.

      Zoysia Grass Care Guide

      Zoysiagrass is a light to medium green warm-season grass used for lawns in the southern and transition zones of the U.S. Learn if it's a good match for your lawn and how to care for it properly.

      comparing cool season and warm season grasses

      Warm-season Grass vs. Cool-season Grass: Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn

      Learn the differences between warm-season and cool-season grasses to select the best type for your yard. Expert tips from Sunday.

      Bermudagrass lawn

      Growing a Warm-Season Lawn in the East

      Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the east with warm-season grasses including bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, buffalograss, bahiagrass, and paspalum.

      St. Augustine Grass

      St. Augustine, a warm-season grass, thrives in hot climates with seasides and can withstand periods of droughts better than other grass species. Learn more about this popular species!

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