Batavia, NY – meet custom DIY lawn care

Sunday custom lawn care plans for Batavia start between $80-100, based mainly on your lawn size and plan options. Larger lawns need more product, which affects price. Your plan choices matter too - basic nutrients, weed control, or seed additions each impact cost. Sunday plans include custom fertilizer, soil testing, expert analysis, and advisor access, saving you hundreds compared to traditional services.

Start by measuring your lawn size. Sunday offers liquid plans for lawns 200-13,499 sq ft and granular options for larger yards up to 32,999 sq ft. Consider your main lawn goals: basic nutrients for overall health, weed control for problem areas, or seeding for thin spots. Sunday's soil test helps customize your plan based on what your soil actually needs. Their Yard Advisor team can guide you through selecting the right plan for Batavia's cool-season grass needs.

Sunday's DIY approach makes lawn care simple. They ship custom nutrients timed to Batavia's growing season. You'll get a soil test kit with your first shipment to analyze your soil's needs. Application is easy - attach the sprayer to liquid pouches or spread granular products following the instructions. Each shipment arrives when it's time to apply, taking the guesswork out of timing. The plan includes unlimited access to lawn experts who can help with any questions.

Early spring is ideal to start lawn care in Batavia when soil temperatures reach 50°F and grass begins active growth. For cool-season grasses common in Batavia, March to April is perfect for first fertilizer applications. Fall (late August to early October) is the second prime time for lawn care. Sunday times shipments to these natural growth cycles, delivering products right when your Batavia lawn needs them.

Sunday creates greener Batavia lawns using ingredients that work with nature, not against it. Their custom nutrients feed your soil and grass without harsh chemicals that can harm people, pets, and the environment. Products contain ingredients you can actually pronounce, many used by organic farmers. Sunday's approach targets exactly what your lawn needs through soil testing and climate data specific to Batavia, so you use less product while getting better results.

Batavia lawns face several region-specific challenges. Summer heat stress and humidity can trigger lawn diseases in cool-season grasses. Heavy rainfall periods create wet spots and potential runoff issues. Winter dormancy turns lawns brown but is normal for Batavia's climate. Growing grass in shaded areas under trees can be difficult. Sunday's custom plans address these challenges with properly timed nutrients and specific recommendations for Batavia's cool-season grass needs.