DIY lawn care for Buffalo, NY
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Buffalo, NY – meet custom DIY lawn care
From snowy winters to humid summers, Buffalo lawns face it all. Sunday makes caring for your Western New York yard simple with science-based lawn care that works.
Sunday is a DIY lawn care subscription that ships everything you need directly to your door. We analyze your Buffalo, NY property using soil data, climate patterns, and satellite imagery to create a plan specifically for your lawn. No guesswork needed.
Unlike traditional lawn care in Buffalo that relies on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work with nature, not against it. Our products are designed to build healthy soil while keeping your grass green – all without the environmental downsides of conventional treatments.
Sunday lawn care reviews show that Buffalo homeowners appreciate our straightforward approach. We time deliveries based on New York's growing season, so you apply products when your lawn needs them most.
Ready to see what Sunday can do for your Buffalo lawn? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.
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Open your box
Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.
Spray it on
Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!
Lawn care for Buffalo, New York
Typical lawn size in Buffalo | 2,774 sq. ft. |
Dominant grass types in Buffalo | Cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue |
Typical soil pH for Buffalo lawns | 7.3, which is slightly basic |
Typical organic matter in Buffalo lawns | 7.06% |
Key soil nutrients in Buffalo lawns | Phosphorus: 44 ppm, potassium: 121 ppm, calcium: 2,443 ppm, iron: 224 ppm |
Buffalo lawns thrive with cool-season grasses and proper soil care. A typical lawn in Buffalo, New York spans about 2,774 square feet, making it manageable for DIY lawn care. The slightly basic soil pH of 7.3 works well for common grass types like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue.
The rich organic matter content of 7.06% gives Buffalo lawns a good foundation, but regular fertilizing helps maintain nutrient levels. A soil test can guide your lawn care routine by measuring key nutrients:
- Calcium levels are strong at 2,443 ppm
- Iron content is moderate at 224 ppm
- Potassium could use support at 121 ppm
- Phosphorus might need attention at 44 ppm
For the best lawn care in Buffalo, focus on:
- Regular lawn mowing at 3-4 inches height
- Watering deeply but less frequently
- Following a customized plan based on your soil needs
- Using weed control products suited for cool-season grasses
Sunday lawn care reviews near Buffalo, NY

Easy grass feeder. Grow crow
Easy grass feeder. Grow crow like crazy.
Robert
Buffalo, NY

Convenient
Convenient lawn care. Proper nutrients mailed to your house with instructions and timing of applications.
Daniel
Buffalo, NY

Greener, thicker grass
This is my second year using Sunday. The grass is growing in thicker and greener. Last year I used weed stuff, which didn't work great, but to be fair, my yard had a ton of dandelions and other weeds. This year I attacked the weeds the old fashioned way, I dug them out. I have two dogs which is why I like Sunday, because it is safe for them. I also like Sunday because they send the fertilizer in plenty of time to use it at the right time
Suzanne
Buffalo, NY

best in the hood
lush green and thick
Gianni
Nyack, NY

Great support when needed
Great support when needed
Dana
Binghamton, NY

Easy grass feeder. Grow crow
Easy grass feeder. Grow crow like crazy.
Robert
Buffalo, NY

Convenient
Convenient lawn care. Proper nutrients mailed to your house with instructions and timing of applications.
Daniel
Buffalo, NY

Greener, thicker grass
This is my second year using Sunday. The grass is growing in thicker and greener. Last year I used weed stuff, which didn't work great, but to be fair, my yard had a ton of dandelions and other weeds. This year I attacked the weeds the old fashioned way, I dug them out. I have two dogs which is why I like Sunday, because it is safe for them. I also like Sunday because they send the fertilizer in plenty of time to use it at the right time
Suzanne
Buffalo, NY

best in the hood
lush green and thick
Gianni
Nyack, NY

Great support when needed
Great support when needed
Dana
Binghamton, NY

Easy grass feeder. Grow crow
Easy grass feeder. Grow crow like crazy.
Robert
Buffalo, NY

Convenient
Convenient lawn care. Proper nutrients mailed to your house with instructions and timing of applications.
Daniel
Buffalo, NY

Greener, thicker grass
This is my second year using Sunday. The grass is growing in thicker and greener. Last year I used weed stuff, which didn't work great, but to be fair, my yard had a ton of dandelions and other weeds. This year I attacked the weeds the old fashioned way, I dug them out. I have two dogs which is why I like Sunday, because it is safe for them. I also like Sunday because they send the fertilizer in plenty of time to use it at the right time
Suzanne
Buffalo, NY

best in the hood
lush green and thick
Gianni
Nyack, NY

Great support when needed
Great support when needed
Dana
Binghamton, NY

Easy grass feeder. Grow crow
Easy grass feeder. Grow crow like crazy.
Robert
Buffalo, NY

Convenient
Convenient lawn care. Proper nutrients mailed to your house with instructions and timing of applications.
Daniel
Buffalo, NY

Greener, thicker grass
This is my second year using Sunday. The grass is growing in thicker and greener. Last year I used weed stuff, which didn't work great, but to be fair, my yard had a ton of dandelions and other weeds. This year I attacked the weeds the old fashioned way, I dug them out. I have two dogs which is why I like Sunday, because it is safe for them. I also like Sunday because they send the fertilizer in plenty of time to use it at the right time
Suzanne
Buffalo, NY

best in the hood
lush green and thick
Gianni
Nyack, NY

Great support when needed
Great support when needed
Dana
Binghamton, NY
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Buffalo, New York FAQs
How to grow grass in Buffalo, New York
Most common grass types in Buffalo | Cool-season grasses |
Best way to grow grass in Buffalo | Seeding |
Recommended grass species for Buffalo lawns | Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue |
When to start growing grass in Buffalo | Spring from May 7 to June 10, or fall from August 19 to September 30 |
Buffalo lawn care starts with knowing when and how to seed your grass. As part of New York's cool humid region, Buffalo lawns do best with cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue. These grass types thrive when seeded during two key periods:
- Spring seeding window: May 7 - June 10
- Fall seeding window: August 19 - September 30
The fall timing often works better for Buffalo lawns since soil temperatures are ideal and there's less competition from weeds. To get the best results from your grass seed:
- Test your soil before seeding
- Choose grass types that match your yard conditions
- Keep newly seeded areas consistently moist
- Avoid mowing until grass reaches 3 inches tall
Want help picking the right grass seed for your Buffalo yard? Check out our grass seed options or get a custom lawn plan tailored to your specific growing conditions.
Buffalo, NY lawn care blogs

How to Seed Your Weedy Lawn
For many of us, battling weeds is the most time-consuming and difficult part of our lawn care routine. But seeding a weedy lawn strategically can help create a thick, weed-free lawn that naturally resists weed invasion.

Repairing Winter Lawn Damage
After the hard, cold winter, there’s no denying your lawn needs some TLC. Sunday’s guide to post-winter lawn repair will help your yard recover quickly from winter damage in spring.

Growing a Cool-Season Lawn in the East
Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the east with cool-season grasses including Kentucky bluegrass, annual and perennial ryegrasses, tall fescue, and fine fescue.

How to Recover Your Lawn from a Winter Freeze
Freezing weather isn’t just hard on your pipes and your peace of mind—it can also do a number to your lawn. Learn how to assess the damage to your lawn and recover it this spring.
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