Covington, KY – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn care services in Covington can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday offers a more affordable option with custom lawn plans starting between $55-100, based on your lawn size. Sunday plans include custom fertilizer, a soil test kit with expert analysis, options for weeds and pests, and access to Yard Advisors. Many Covington homeowners save hundreds each year with Sunday.

Covington yards typically have cool-season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass or Tall Fescue. Start by knowing your grass type and soil needs. Sunday's custom lawn plans use your address to create a program for Covington's climate. Their soil test identifies what your yard needs. Choose a plan that tackles your main concerns - whether that's soil health, weeds, or bare spots.

For Covington's cool-season grasses, early spring (March-May) is ideal to begin lawn care. This timing builds soil health before summer heat arrives. Fall (August-October) is another great starting point, especially for seeding and recovery from summer stress. Sunday times your product deliveries based on Covington's growing season, so you get what you need at the right time.

Covington lawns need nitrogen for green growth, potassium for stress tolerance, and iron for deep color. Sunday's soil test finds specific nutrient gaps in your yard. Their lawn nutrients provide these key elements using ingredients like seaweed and soy protein. This feeds both your grass and soil microbes, creating a healthier lawn suited to Covington's climate.

A DIY plan like Sunday gives you control over when and how you treat your Covington yard. Sunday delivers custom nutrients directly to your door with clear instructions. You save money while still getting expert guidance. Local services handle the work but cost more and may use one-size-fits-all approaches. Sunday combines convenience with customization for your lawn.

Covington homeowners often battle summer heat stress on their cool-season grasses. Other challenges include fungal diseases like brown patch during humid periods and weed pressure from crabgrass and dandelions. Kentucky Bluegrass lawns may develop thatch over time. Sunday's custom approach helps address these regional challenges with targeted nutrients and spot treatments.