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    Billings, MT – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Between Billings' cold winters and hot summers, your lawn faces real challenges. That's where Sunday comes in - a DIY lawn care subscription that makes taking care of your yard simple and effective.

    We analyze your Billings, MT property using soil data, climate patterns, and satellite imagery to build a plan that works specifically for your lawn. Our system accounts for Montana's unique growing conditions, from the clay-heavy soils common in Billings to the region's specific rainfall patterns.

    Unlike traditional lawn care companies that rely on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work with your lawn's ecosystem. Our customers in Montana have seen the difference, as Sunday lawn care reviews show.

    Everything ships to your door with easy instructions and perfect timing for Billings' growing season. No guesswork, no unnecessary products - just what your lawn in Billings needs, when it needs it.

    Ready for a greener yard with less work? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.

    How it works

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

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    Open your box

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

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    Lawn care for Billings, Montana

    Typical lawn size in Billings 3,429 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Billings Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for Billings lawns 7.7 - slightly alkaline
    Typical organic matter in Billings lawns 4.01%
    Billings lawn soil composition 45% silt, 28% clay, 27% sand
    Key soil nutrients in Billings lawns Phosphorus: 64 ppm, Potassium: 334 ppm, Calcium: 3,370 ppm, Iron: 85 ppm

    Lawn care in Billings, Montana centers around cool-season grasses that thrive in the region's semiarid climate. The average Billings lawn spans 3,429 square feet, featuring a mix of Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue.

    The soil makeup in Billings leans toward silt-based soils with balanced clay and sand content. With a pH of 7.7, Billings lawns tend toward alkaline conditions. This affects how grasses take up nutrients and how well fertilizers work. Local soils show good organic matter levels at 4.01%, supporting healthy root growth.

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    Sunday lawn care reviews near Billings, MT

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    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

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    Greg

    Missoula, MT

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    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
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    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

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    Great product

    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
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    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

    A lawn in Great Falls, MTA lawn in Great Falls, MT
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    Great product

    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
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    Easy and seems to be

    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

    A lawn in Great Falls, MTA lawn in Great Falls, MT
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    Great product

    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
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    Easy and seems to be

    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

    A lawn in Great Falls, MTA lawn in Great Falls, MT
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    Great product

    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
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    Easy and seems to be

    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

    A lawn in Great Falls, MTA lawn in Great Falls, MT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Great product

    Difficult year with late winter/spring activity. Cool spring. Early summer to extreme heat in mid July leaves dry grass. Without sprinkler system its growing and filling the best it can.

    Dwight

    Great Falls, MT

    A lawn in Missoula, MT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Easy and seems to be

    Easy and seems to be effective.

    Greg

    Missoula, MT

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      Billings, Montana FAQs

      The average cost of professional lawn care services in Billings ranges from $45-75 per visit for a standard quarter-acre lawn. Sunday's custom lawn care plans start at $55 per season, offering a more affordable option with personalized nutrients, soil testing, and expert support delivered right to your door.

      When choosing lawn care in Billings, consider your lawn's specific needs and challenges like drought conditions and cold winters. Key factors include service frequency, fertilization schedule, weed control options, and pricing. Look for providers who understand local grass types and offer customized plans that work with Montana's climate and growing season.

      The average cost for lawn mowing in Billings is $45-65 per visit for a standard quarter-acre lawn. Prices typically vary based on lawn size, terrain, and frequency of service. Weekly mowing during peak growing season (May-September) is recommended for most Billings lawns.

      Here are budget-friendly lawn care tips for Billings:

      1. Mow high (3-4 inches) to promote deeper roots and drought resistance
      2. Water deeply but infrequently (1-2 times per week) in early morning
      3. Leave grass clippings to return nutrients to soil
      4. Test soil to target fertilizer needs
      5. Spot treat weeds instead of whole lawn applications
      6. Overseed thin areas in fall to prevent weed invasion

      Sunday's custom plans start at $55 per season, including personalized fertilizer, soil testing and expert guidance - a more affordable alternative to traditional services that can cost $45-75 per visit.

      Professional lawn care services can be worth it in Billings if you lack time or expertise. However, with Sunday's customized plans starting at $55 per season, you can achieve professional results yourself while saving money. The plans include Montana-specific nutrients, soil testing, and expert guidance tailored to Billings' climate challenges.

      For Billings lawns, mow when grass reaches 3-4 inches tall, typically every 5-7 days during peak growing season (May-September). Reduce to every 10-14 days in early spring and fall. Adjust frequency based on growth rate and keep mowing height at 2.5-3 inches.

      Here are the key lawn care practices for Billings' climate:

      1. Water deeply 1-2 times per week in early morning, adjusting for rainfall and temperature
      2. Maintain grass height at 3-3.5 inches to protect from heat stress
      3. Fertilize 3-4 times during growing season (May-September)
      4. Overseed in late summer/early fall when temperatures are mild
      5. Remove snow promptly in winter to prevent mold growth
      6. Core aerate in spring to reduce soil compaction from winter

      Focus on drought-tolerant grass varieties that can handle Billings' semi-arid climate and temperature extremes. Kentucky bluegrass and fine fescue blends work well.

      Here are key steps to improve your Billings lawn's health:

      1. Test soil to identify nutrient needs
      2. Apply fertilizer in early spring, summer and fall
      3. Water deeply 1-2 times weekly, about 1 inch per watering
      4. Mow at 3-3.5 inches to promote root growth
      5. Overseed thin areas in late summer/early fall
      6. Address weeds through spot treatment
      7. Core aerate annually to reduce soil compaction

      Sunday's customized plans provide soil testing, seasonally-timed nutrients, and expert guidance to help you achieve a healthier lawn while working with Billings' climate challenges.

      How to grow grass in Billings, Montana

      Most common grass type in Billings Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Billings Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Billings lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in Billings Spring from May 15 to June 5 or fall from September 12 to October 3

      Lawn care in Billings, Montana centers around cool-season grasses that grow best in spring and fall. The most effective way to establish a new lawn is through seeding, which can be done during two key windows: mid-May to early June or mid-September to early October.

      For the best results with your grass seed, follow these steps:

      1. Choose grass types that match Billings' climate, like Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, or perennial ryegrass
      2. Start seeding when soil temperatures warm up in spring or cool down in fall
      3. Water newly seeded areas lightly and frequently until grass establishes
      4. Begin mowing when new grass reaches 3 inches tall

      Billings lawn care success depends on timing your seeding right. Spring seeding gives grass time to grow before summer heat, while fall seeding takes advantage of cooler temperatures and regular rainfall. Want to learn more about growing grass in your area? Our yard guides can help you pick the right grass and seeding time for your lawn.

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