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    Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Bountiful, UT

    Nestled beneath the Wasatch Mountains, Bountiful lawns face unique challenges. Sunday is a personalized DIY lawn care subscription that makes caring for your Utah lawn simple and effective. We analyze your specific soil, climate, and lawn data to create a plan that works with Bountiful's conditions, not against them.

    Our soil analysis shows Bountiful, UT yards typically need targeted nutrients to thrive in the local clay-heavy soil. Our smart technology uses satellite imagery of your actual property along with local weather patterns to determine exactly what your lawn needs and when.

    Unlike traditional lawn care companies that rely on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses plant-based ingredients that work with nature. Many Sunday lawn care reviews from Utah homeowners highlight how our approach saves time while delivering healthier, greener lawns.

    Ready to see what Sunday can do for your Bountiful lawn? 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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    Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.

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    Lawn care for Bountiful, Utah

    Typical lawn size in Bountiful 3,733 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Bountiful Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for Bountiful lawns 7.7 (slightly alkaline)
    Typical organic matter in Bountiful lawns 4.5%
    Bountiful lawn soil composition 56% sand, 33% silt, 11% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Bountiful lawns Phosphorus: 55.5 ppm, Potassium: 210.0 ppm, Calcium: 2,557.5 ppm, Iron: 125.0 ppm

    Lawn care in Bountiful, Utah centers around managing cool-season grasses in alkaline soil conditions. The average Bountiful lawn spans 3,733 square feet and grows best with grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue. The soil makeup - mostly sand with some silt and clay - means regular watering needs careful planning.

    Your Bountiful lawn care checklist:

    • Test soil pH and nutrients with a soil test kit to match your lawn's needs
    • Apply lawn fertilizer based on soil test results
    • Watch iron levels - high pH can limit iron uptake by grass
    • Plan watering around sandy soil conditions

    The high calcium and alkaline pH in Bountiful soils affect how grass absorbs nutrients. A custom lawn plan helps balance nutrients for better grass growth. Check out our lawn care guides for season-specific tips or create your own personalized plan based on your lawn's needs.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Bountiful, UT

    A lawn in Layton, UT
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    Summer Bliss

    Making progress on our lawn. We’re enjoying sitting on it and not having a reaction

    Deann

    Layton, UT

    A lawn in Utah
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    Directions are super easy and

    Directions are super easy and clear.

    Jeremy

    Utah

    A lawn in Utah
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    Sunday lawn for life

    We have loved Sunday lawn as our lawn care system. With theee kids and two dogs, having something convenient and safe is the top priority for us!

    Codee

    Utah

    A lawn in Salt Lake City, UT
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    Back to life!!!!!

    Sunday has brought my lawn back to life!

    Jennifer

    Salt Lake City, UT

    A lawn in Tooele, UTA lawn in Tooele, UT
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    Our backyard is a trouble

    Our backyard is a trouble area for sure when it comes to grass, but look at this transformation and difference between just March to August! In Utah, normally your lawn gets scorched and dies from the relentless heat from June to August. To say I was elated is an understatement. So proud of my lawn!

    Ashley

    Tooele, UT

    A lawn in Hurricane, UT
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    Kudos

    I kept losing parts of my Lawn every year in the Southern Utah heat. I knew I was missing nutrients and didn't know what. I fertilized and watered plenty. I was going to go to my local university and do a soil test when I found Sunday and saw that part of their service was a soil test and they would then give you custom nutrients for your lawn. Keeping me from going out and finding all the right stuff myself. Now after using Sunday for almost a year my lawn didn't just survive the heat it flourished and is still going strong. Their products are easy to apply with their how-to-apply cheat sheets. Thank you, Sunday for making things simple and easy.

    Jacob

    Hurricane, UT

    A lawn in Layton, UT
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    Summer Bliss

    Making progress on our lawn. We’re enjoying sitting on it and not having a reaction

    Deann

    Layton, UT

    A lawn in Utah
    starstarstarstarstar

    Directions are super easy and

    Directions are super easy and clear.

    Jeremy

    Utah

    A lawn in Utah
    starstarstarstarstar

    Sunday lawn for life

    We have loved Sunday lawn as our lawn care system. With theee kids and two dogs, having something convenient and safe is the top priority for us!

    Codee

    Utah

    A lawn in Salt Lake City, UT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Back to life!!!!!

    Sunday has brought my lawn back to life!

    Jennifer

    Salt Lake City, UT

    A lawn in Tooele, UTA lawn in Tooele, UT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Our backyard is a trouble

    Our backyard is a trouble area for sure when it comes to grass, but look at this transformation and difference between just March to August! In Utah, normally your lawn gets scorched and dies from the relentless heat from June to August. To say I was elated is an understatement. So proud of my lawn!

    Ashley

    Tooele, UT

    A lawn in Hurricane, UT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Kudos

    I kept losing parts of my Lawn every year in the Southern Utah heat. I knew I was missing nutrients and didn't know what. I fertilized and watered plenty. I was going to go to my local university and do a soil test when I found Sunday and saw that part of their service was a soil test and they would then give you custom nutrients for your lawn. Keeping me from going out and finding all the right stuff myself. Now after using Sunday for almost a year my lawn didn't just survive the heat it flourished and is still going strong. Their products are easy to apply with their how-to-apply cheat sheets. Thank you, Sunday for making things simple and easy.

    Jacob

    Hurricane, UT

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      Bountiful, Utah FAQs

      For clay soils common in Bountiful, aerate your lawn once per year in early fall or spring when grass is in peak growing season. If your soil is heavily compacted or you have high-traffic areas, you may need to aerate twice per year. Skip aeration if soil is too wet or during drought conditions.

      The best time to fertilize lawns in Bountiful is early spring (March-April) when soil temperatures reach 55°F, again in late spring (May-June), once in summer (July-August), and finally in fall (September-October). Cool-season grasses common in Bountiful benefit most from this schedule, especially the fall application when roots are actively growing.

      The most cost-effective way to maintain a Bountiful lawn is mowing at the proper height (3-4 inches), watering deeply but infrequently, and using a customized fertilizer plan. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert guidance - making it more affordable than traditional services.

      Professional lawn mowing services in Bountiful typically charge $35-50 per visit for an average-sized yard (1/4 acre). Prices vary based on lot size, terrain, and mowing frequency. For comparison, Sunday's custom lawn care plans start at $55 for a full season of fertilizer and lawn care products delivered to your door.

      Professional lawn care can be worth it in Bountiful given the unique climate challenges and soil conditions. While traditional services average $150-200 per visit, Sunday's customized plans start at $55 per season and provide fertilizer, soil testing, and expert guidance tailored to Bountiful's growing conditions - making it a cost-effective investment in your lawn's health.

      For fall lawn care in Bountiful, apply a high-nitrogen fertilizer in September to strengthen roots before winter. Sunday's custom lawn nutrients provide balanced nutrition without harsh chemicals. Add grass seed in September if needed when temperatures are between 50-70°F. Spot treat any weeds with selective herbicides.

      For best results in Bountiful, apply lawn fertilizer in early morning or evening when temperatures are between 50-85°F. Water the lawn lightly before application. Let fertilizer dry completely before resuming yard activity. Space applications 7-10 days apart to avoid overfeeding. Follow product label instructions for exact timing and rates.

      The best time to aerate lawns in Bountiful is early spring (March-April) or early fall (September-October) when grass is actively growing and soil is moist but not wet. Fall is ideal since it gives grass time to recover before summer heat and helps reduce spring weed growth.

      How to grow grass in Bountiful, Utah

      Most common grass type in Bountiful Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Bountiful Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Bountiful lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in Bountiful Spring: May 5 to May 26; Fall: September 20 to October 11

      Lawn care in Bountiful, Utah centers around cool-season grasses that thrive in the region's climate. The best time to start growing grass spans two key seasons - early spring from May 5-26 and fall from September 20 to October 11.

      For the best results with your Bountiful lawn care, focus on these proven grass types:

      • Kentucky bluegrass
      • Perennial ryegrass
      • Tall fescue

      These grass varieties work well with Bountiful's cool semiarid conditions. When starting your lawn:

      1. Choose the right timing - fall offers ideal conditions for seed growth
      2. Prepare your soil before seeding
      3. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination
      4. Maintain regular watering as grass establishes
      5. Wait until grass reaches 3 inches before first mowing

      While sodding can work, seeding is the most common and cost-effective way to start or repair a Bountiful lawn. The process takes more time than sod but leads to grass that's well-adapted to local growing conditions.

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