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    Erie, CO – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Between the Rocky Mountain views and four distinct seasons, Erie lawns face unique challenges.

    Sunday is a DIY lawn care service that takes the guesswork out of growing a healthier yard. We analyze your specific Erie, Colorado soil conditions, local climate patterns, and lawn characteristics using satellite data to create a plan just for your property.

    Unlike traditional lawn care that relies on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work with nature, not against it. Our products are effective without compromising the safety of your family or pets.

    Erie's clay-heavy soil and semi-arid climate require specific care - that's exactly what our custom plans provide. Many Colorado homeowners have seen remarkable results, as our Sunday lawn care reviews show.

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

    Ready for a greener lawn in Erie without the hassle? 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 Erie, Colorado

    Typical lawn size in Erie 1,929 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Erie Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for Erie lawns 7.8, slightly alkaline
    Typical organic matter in Erie lawns 4.18%
    Erie lawn soil composition 44% sand, 36% silt, 20% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Erie lawns Phosphorus: 134 ppm, potassium: 291 ppm, calcium: 3,665 ppm, iron: 141 ppm

    Lawn care in Erie, Colorado centers around maintaining cool-season grasses in moderately-sized yards. The typical Erie lawn spans about 1,929 square feet, with grass types like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue thriving in the local climate.

    Erie's soil has a balanced mix of sand, silt, and clay, making it workable for most lawn care practices. The slightly alkaline pH of 7.8 means Erie lawns may need specific nutrients to stay green and healthy. While the soil contains good amounts of calcium and potassium, a soil test can help determine if your lawn needs additional nutrients.

    Key steps for Erie lawn success:

    • Follow a custom lawn plan that accounts for local soil conditions
    • Time fertilizer applications during peak growing seasons
    • Water deeply but less frequently to encourage deep root growth
    • Mow at proper height to maintain grass health
    • Monitor nutrient levels through regular soil testing

    Check out our lawn care guides for more Erie-specific tips and advice.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Erie, CO

    A lawn in Central, PA
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    Ryan

    Central, PA

    A lawn in Philadelphia, PA
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    lafdkj

    Philadelphia, PA

    A lawn in Pennsylvania
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    EASY TO USE, GOOD SERVICE,

    EASY TO USE, GOOD SERVICE, REASONABLE PRICE, ECO FRIENDLY

    Brenton

    Pennsylvania

    A lawn in Philadelphia, PA
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    Easy to use

    Easy to use

    Thomas

    Philadelphia, PA

    A lawn in Monongahela, PA
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    Easy peezy

    Great products, safe for children and pets, and best of all, it works!

    David

    Monongahela, PA

    A lawn in Drexel Hill, PA
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    Easy application

    Easy application

    Joselyn

    Drexel Hill, PA

    A lawn in Central, PA
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    Not much for words

    Not much for words

    Ryan

    Central, PA

    A lawn in Philadelphia, PA
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    Testing

    Testing

    lafdkj

    Philadelphia, PA

    A lawn in Pennsylvania
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    EASY TO USE, GOOD SERVICE,

    EASY TO USE, GOOD SERVICE, REASONABLE PRICE, ECO FRIENDLY

    Brenton

    Pennsylvania

    A lawn in Philadelphia, PA
    starstarstarstarstar

    Easy to use

    Easy to use

    Thomas

    Philadelphia, PA

    A lawn in Monongahela, PA
    starstarstarstarstar

    Easy peezy

    Great products, safe for children and pets, and best of all, it works!

    David

    Monongahela, PA

    A lawn in Drexel Hill, PA
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    Easy application

    Easy application

    Joselyn

    Drexel Hill, PA

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      Erie, Colorado FAQs

      Traditional lawn care services in Erie, CO typically cost $45-65 per visit or $150-200 monthly. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support. Plans are customizable with options for weed control, grass seed, and pest control, delivered throughout your growing season.

      The best time to start lawn care in Erie, CO is early spring, typically mid-March to early April, when soil temperatures reach around 50°F. This allows you to prepare your lawn for the growing season with fertilizer and address any winter damage. Follow up with regular maintenance through fall for best results.

      When choosing lawn care in Erie, consider: your lawn size, specific needs (like weed control or seeding), budget, and preferred approach - DIY or professional service. Look for providers who understand Colorado's climate and soil conditions. Compare service schedules, product ingredients, and expert support options before deciding.

      Here are essential lawn care tips for Erie, CO:

      1. Mow high at 3-3.5 inches to promote deeper roots and drought tolerance
      2. Water deeply but infrequently, 1-1.5 inches per week in early morning
      3. Fertilize 4-5 times during growing season based on soil needs
      4. Overseed in late summer/early fall when temperatures cool
      5. Control weeds through spot treatment rather than blanket application
      6. Aerate in spring or fall to reduce soil compaction

      These practices support a resilient lawn that can handle Erie's climate challenges.

      Water your Erie lawn 2-3 times per week in summer, applying 0.5 inches per watering session. Water early morning between 4-10am to minimize evaporation. Adjust frequency based on rainfall and temperature - water more during hot, dry spells and less during cooler, wet periods.

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

      Here are key maintenance practices for a healthy Erie lawn:

      • Test soil annually to understand nutrient needs
      • Apply fertilizer based on soil test results in spring and fall
      • Maintain grass height at 2.5-3 inches to promote root growth
      • Dethatch and aerate in spring or fall to reduce soil compaction
      • Spot treat weeds rather than using blanket applications
      • Follow proper watering schedule based on weather conditions

      The key is consistency with maintenance while adapting practices to Erie's climate and soil conditions.

      Professional lawn care can be worth it in Erie, CO if you want expert guidance but lack time or knowledge for DIY maintenance. Sunday's customizable plans starting at $55 per season offer a cost-effective middle ground - you get professional-grade products and expert support while maintaining control of application timing and methods.

      How to grow grass in Erie, Colorado

      Most common grass type in Erie Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Erie Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Erie lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in Erie Spring from May 15 to June 5, or fall from September 19 to October 10

      Lawn care in Erie, Colorado centers on cool-season grasses that thrive in the region's semi-arid climate. The best time to start growing grass falls into two main windows: a spring season from mid-May through early June, and a fall period from mid-September to early October.

      For the most success with your Erie lawn care, focus on these key steps:

      1. Choose grass types suited for Erie's growing zones 5b and 6a
      2. Pick from recommended grass varieties like Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, or perennial ryegrass
      3. Plan your seeding project during optimal growing windows
      4. Water new grass seed consistently to support germination

      The cool-season grasses common to Erie yards grow best from seed rather than sod. When planning your grass seeding project, the fall window often brings better results due to:

      • Cooler temperatures
      • More natural rainfall
      • Less competition from weeds
      • Strong root development before winter

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