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    Cheyenne, WY – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Between Wyoming winters and dry summer days, Cheyenne lawns face real challenges.

    Sunday is a personalized DIY lawn care subscription that makes lawn care simple and effective. We analyze your specific soil, climate, and lawn data to create a plan that works with Cheyenne's unique conditions - not against them.

    Our soil science team has studied Wyoming's high plains environment and knows what Cheyenne lawns need. Using satellite imagery and local climate data, we time deliveries for your lawn's specific growth cycle in Cheyenne, WY.

    Unlike traditional lawn care in Cheyenne that relies on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work. Many Sunday lawn care reviews highlight how our approach helps create healthier lawns without the worry.

    Everything arrives at your door when your lawn needs it, with clear instructions for each application.

    Ready to see what your Wyoming lawn can do? 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.

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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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    Spray it on

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

    Lawn care for Cheyenne, Wyoming

    Typical lawn size in Cheyenne 2,533 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Cheyenne Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for Cheyenne lawns 7.8 - slightly alkaline
    Typical organic matter in Cheyenne lawns 4.6%
    Cheyenne lawn soil composition 51% sand, 35% silt, 14% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Cheyenne lawns Phosphorus: 72 ppm, Potassium: 435 ppm, Calcium: 4,164 ppm, Magnesium: 293 ppm, Iron: 58 ppm

    Lawn care in Cheyenne comes with specific challenges and opportunities based on Wyoming's climate and soil conditions. The average Cheyenne lawn spans about 2,500 square feet and grows best with cool-season grasses that can handle the region's temperature swings.

    The soil in Cheyenne tends toward the sandy side, with a slightly alkaline pH of 7.8. This soil makeup affects how you approach basic lawn care tasks:

    1. Fertilizing should match your soil's existing nutrient levels
    2. Lawn mowing height adjustments help protect grass roots in sandy soil
    3. Watering needs careful timing due to quick drainage in sandy soil

    Want to know exactly what your Cheyenne lawn needs? A soil test can tell you if you need to adjust nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, or iron. This information helps you pick the right lawn care products and create a custom lawn plan that works with your specific soil conditions.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Cheyenne, WY

    A lawn in Cheyenne, WY
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    No more mud!

    Our yard was a mud pit on the spring. 10 minutes once a month and we have an amazing lawn! The kids and the dogs love it!

    Monica

    Cheyenne, WY

    A lawn in Alpine, WY
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    Excellent safe customized lawn care

    Excellent safe customized lawn care for my lawn's individualized climate, zone, and elevation!

    Skyla

    Alpine, WY

    A lawn in Rock Springs, WY
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    Really like Sunday, because I

    Really like Sunday, because I don't have to remember to buy fertilizer or guess how much. We live in the high desert at 6700 feet with five dogs, and this is the greenest and healthiest my lawn has ever looked. I'll be renewing in the spring for sure! Really appreciated that the initial measurement/location of my property wasn't accurate (thanks a lot, Google Maps), but Sunday quickly caught it and made the necessary corrections and price adjustments.

    Justin

    Rock Springs, WY

    A lawn in Cheyenne, WY
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    No more mud!

    Our yard was a mud pit on the spring. 10 minutes once a month and we have an amazing lawn! The kids and the dogs love it!

    Monica

    Cheyenne, WY

    A lawn in Alpine, WY
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    Excellent safe customized lawn care

    Excellent safe customized lawn care for my lawn's individualized climate, zone, and elevation!

    Skyla

    Alpine, WY

    A lawn in Rock Springs, WY
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    Really like Sunday, because I

    Really like Sunday, because I don't have to remember to buy fertilizer or guess how much. We live in the high desert at 6700 feet with five dogs, and this is the greenest and healthiest my lawn has ever looked. I'll be renewing in the spring for sure! Really appreciated that the initial measurement/location of my property wasn't accurate (thanks a lot, Google Maps), but Sunday quickly caught it and made the necessary corrections and price adjustments.

    Justin

    Rock Springs, WY

    A lawn in Cheyenne, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    No more mud!

    Our yard was a mud pit on the spring. 10 minutes once a month and we have an amazing lawn! The kids and the dogs love it!

    Monica

    Cheyenne, WY

    A lawn in Alpine, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    Excellent safe customized lawn care

    Excellent safe customized lawn care for my lawn's individualized climate, zone, and elevation!

    Skyla

    Alpine, WY

    A lawn in Rock Springs, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    Really like Sunday, because I

    Really like Sunday, because I don't have to remember to buy fertilizer or guess how much. We live in the high desert at 6700 feet with five dogs, and this is the greenest and healthiest my lawn has ever looked. I'll be renewing in the spring for sure! Really appreciated that the initial measurement/location of my property wasn't accurate (thanks a lot, Google Maps), but Sunday quickly caught it and made the necessary corrections and price adjustments.

    Justin

    Rock Springs, WY

    A lawn in Cheyenne, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    No more mud!

    Our yard was a mud pit on the spring. 10 minutes once a month and we have an amazing lawn! The kids and the dogs love it!

    Monica

    Cheyenne, WY

    A lawn in Alpine, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    Excellent safe customized lawn care

    Excellent safe customized lawn care for my lawn's individualized climate, zone, and elevation!

    Skyla

    Alpine, WY

    A lawn in Rock Springs, WY
    starstarstarstarstar

    Really like Sunday, because I

    Really like Sunday, because I don't have to remember to buy fertilizer or guess how much. We live in the high desert at 6700 feet with five dogs, and this is the greenest and healthiest my lawn has ever looked. I'll be renewing in the spring for sure! Really appreciated that the initial measurement/location of my property wasn't accurate (thanks a lot, Google Maps), but Sunday quickly caught it and made the necessary corrections and price adjustments.

    Justin

    Rock Springs, WY

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      Cheyenne, Wyoming FAQs

      Traditional lawn care services in Cheyenne typically cost $45-65 per visit or $500-800 per season. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season, offering significant savings while providing personalized lawn care products, soil testing, and expert support delivered right to your door throughout the growing season.

      When choosing lawn care in Cheyenne, consider your lawn's specific needs and climate challenges. Key factors include:

      1. Services needed: fertilization, weed control, seeding
      2. Local expertise with Wyoming's short growing season
      3. Cost and service frequency
      4. Application methods and product safety
      5. Professional support and guidance

      Sunday provides customized plans tailored to Cheyenne's climate and soil conditions, with expert support throughout the season.

      The ideal lawn care season in Cheyenne runs from April through October. Focus on fertilizing and weed control in spring (April-May), maintaining through summer heat (June-August), and strengthening roots in fall (September-October). Avoid treatments during winter dormancy when temperatures regularly drop below freezing.

      In Cheyenne's climate, mow your lawn every 5-7 days during peak growing season (May-September). Set mower height to 3-3.5 inches to help grass withstand drought and temperature swings. Reduce mowing frequency to every 10-14 days in early spring and fall as growth slows.

      Here are key tips for maintaining a healthy lawn in Cheyenne:

      1. Water deeply but infrequently (1-1.5 inches per week) in early morning to prevent evaporation
      2. Test soil annually to monitor nutrient needs
      3. Fertilize 3-4 times during growing season
      4. Overseed in late summer/early fall
      5. Keep grass height at 3-3.5 inches to protect roots
      6. Address weeds promptly through spot treatment
      7. Aerate annually to reduce soil compaction
      8. Adjust maintenance for Cheyenne's short growing season (April-October)

      To calculate lawn care costs in Cheyenne, measure your total lawn square footage by multiplying length by width for each grass area and adding them together. A 5,000 sq ft lawn typically costs $45-65 per professional service visit. Sunday's customized plans start at $55 per season with options based on your lawn size.

      The 1/3 rule means never cut more than one-third of the grass blade length in a single mowing. This prevents stress on the grass and promotes healthier growth. For example, if your grass is 3 inches tall, don't cut off more than 1 inch.

      Common lawn care challenges in Cheyenne include:

      1. Short growing season (April-October)
      2. High altitude conditions with intense UV exposure
      3. Strong winds causing soil erosion and moisture loss
      4. Extreme temperature fluctuations
      5. Low annual rainfall requiring supplemental irrigation
      6. Clay-heavy soils prone to compaction
      7. Winter damage from freezing temperatures

      How to grow grass in Cheyenne, Wyoming

      Most common grass type in Cheyenne Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Cheyenne Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Cheyenne lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in Cheyenne Spring: May 15 to June 13; Fall: August 31 to September 21

      Growing grass in Cheyenne, Wyoming starts with choosing the right grass type and timing. Cool-season grasses work best in this area, with Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue as top picks for lawn care in Cheyenne.

      The best times to seed your Cheyenne lawn are:

      • Spring: Mid-May through mid-June
      • Fall: Late August through late September

      Fall seeding often brings better results since soil is warm and weeds are less active. Find the right grass seed for your yard's conditions and follow these steps for success:

      1. Test your soil before seeding
      2. Prepare the soil by removing debris and loosening the top layer
      3. Spread seed evenly using a seed spreader
      4. Keep the soil consistently moist until germination
      5. Avoid mowing until new grass reaches 3 inches

      The cool, semi-arid climate in Cheyenne means new grass needs regular watering to establish strong roots. Browse grass seed options suited for Wyoming's growing conditions and get started on your lawn care plan today.

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