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    Fayetteville, GA – meet custom DIY lawn care

    From the red clay soils to the Georgia heat, lawn care in Fayetteville comes with unique challenges. Sunday offers a personalized DIY lawn care subscription that makes maintaining your yard simple and effective.

    Using data specific to Fayetteville, GA lawns, Sunday analyzes your soil composition, local climate patterns, and even historical rainfall to create a plan tailored to your exact address. Our technology considers Georgia's warm-season grasses and red clay soil to determine precisely what nutrients your lawn needs.

    Unlike traditional lawn services that use one-size-fits-all approaches, Sunday delivers customized nutrients based on your lawn's unique profile. Our customers consistently report greener, healthier lawns with less effort, as shown in Sunday lawn care reviews.

    Everything arrives at your door exactly when your lawn needs it, with easy-to-follow instructions based on your lawn's specific growth cycle in Fayetteville, GA.

    Ready to see what your lawn data reveals? 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 Fayetteville, Georgia

    Typical lawn size in Fayetteville, GA 7343 sq ft
    Dominant grass type(s) in Fayetteville, GA Warm-season grasses including bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass
    Typical soil pH for Fayetteville, GA lawns 6.1 slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Fayetteville, GA lawns 4.11%
    Fayetteville, GA lawn soil composition 57% sand 25% silt 18% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Fayetteville, GA lawns Potassium 111 ppm phosphorus 15 ppm calcium 963 ppm iron 100 ppm

    Fayetteville, GA lawns average 7,343 sq ft with warm-season grasses like bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and centipedegrass dominating the landscape. The soil is slightly acidic (pH 6.1) with good organic matter (4.11%) and a sandy loam composition.

    For effective lawn care in Fayetteville:

    • Watering needs: The sandy soil (57%) drains quickly, requiring more frequent watering during Georgia's hot summers
    • Nutrient management: The soil shows adequate potassium (111 ppm) but could benefit from phosphorus additions (15 ppm)
    • Mowing height: Keep warm-season grasses at 1.5-2.5 inches tall during growing season

    A Sunday Custom Lawn Plan can help address these specific conditions with targeted fertilizers that work with your soil composition.

    The slightly acidic pH is good for most warm-season grasses in Fayetteville lawn care, but regular monitoring with a Sunday soil test kit helps maintain optimal growing conditions. For seasonal lawn care tips specific to Georgia's climate, visit The Shed for expert guidance.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Fayetteville, GA

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    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

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    So far so good in Georgia on Bermuda

    So I just started working with the SUNDAY products and so far so good. I starting using this plan because I thought that watering in fertilizer would work better that the solid fertilizers I've used n the past. Only thing that makes it difficult to realize is how much fertilizer you are laying down when watering it. I'm going to purchase some of the spot filler seeds for my Bermuda and see how that goes. At the end of the season once all the applications have been made, I'll update my review.

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    Johns Creek, GA

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    Atlanta, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peaches

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peach

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Johns Creek, GAA lawn in Johns Creek, GA
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    So far so good in Georgia on Bermuda

    So I just started working with the SUNDAY products and so far so good. I starting using this plan because I thought that watering in fertilizer would work better that the solid fertilizers I've used n the past. Only thing that makes it difficult to realize is how much fertilizer you are laying down when watering it. I'm going to purchase some of the spot filler seeds for my Bermuda and see how that goes. At the end of the season once all the applications have been made, I'll update my review.

    Rob

    Johns Creek, GA

    A lawn in Atlanta, GA
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    Christopher

    Atlanta, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peaches

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
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    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peach

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Johns Creek, GAA lawn in Johns Creek, GA
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    So far so good in Georgia on Bermuda

    So I just started working with the SUNDAY products and so far so good. I starting using this plan because I thought that watering in fertilizer would work better that the solid fertilizers I've used n the past. Only thing that makes it difficult to realize is how much fertilizer you are laying down when watering it. I'm going to purchase some of the spot filler seeds for my Bermuda and see how that goes. At the end of the season once all the applications have been made, I'll update my review.

    Rob

    Johns Creek, GA

    A lawn in Atlanta, GA
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    Great

    Great

    Christopher

    Atlanta, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
    starstarstarstarstar

    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peaches

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Savannah, GA
    starstarstarstarstar

    Georgia Grown

    I received this as a free sample from Influenster and I’m excited to see the results!

    Peach

    Savannah, GA

    A lawn in Johns Creek, GAA lawn in Johns Creek, GA
    starstarstarstarstar

    So far so good in Georgia on Bermuda

    So I just started working with the SUNDAY products and so far so good. I starting using this plan because I thought that watering in fertilizer would work better that the solid fertilizers I've used n the past. Only thing that makes it difficult to realize is how much fertilizer you are laying down when watering it. I'm going to purchase some of the spot filler seeds for my Bermuda and see how that goes. At the end of the season once all the applications have been made, I'll update my review.

    Rob

    Johns Creek, GA

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      Fayetteville, Georgia FAQs

      Traditional lawn care services in Fayetteville can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday offers a more affordable option with custom lawn plans starting at $80, varying based on your lawn size and needs. Plans include custom fertilizer, soil testing, expert advice, and a personalized schedule for your Fayetteville lawn. Many customers save hundreds yearly compared to traditional services while maintaining a beautiful lawn.

      When choosing a lawn care plan for Fayetteville, consider your grass type first, as warm-season grasses like Zoysia and Bermuda are common in Georgia. Assess your lawn size, as Sunday offers different plans based on square footage. Think about specific needs like weed control, seeding, or pet-friendly options. Sunday's soil test will help create a plan customized to your yard's unique needs and Georgia's climate patterns.

      For Fayetteville's warm climate, focus on caring for your lawn during the long growing season from spring through fall. Apply fertilizer when grass is actively growing, typically starting in late March or early April. Water deeply but infrequently, especially during hot summer months. Mow warm-season grasses like Zoysia at 2-3 inches. Sunday's custom plans provide exact application dates tailored to Fayetteville's climate and your specific grass type.

      DIY lawn care is very practical for Fayetteville homeowners. Sunday makes it simple with customized plans that arrive at the right time for your Georgia lawn. The products are easy to apply with clear instructions, and you'll have access to Yard Advisors for any questions. This approach saves time and money compared to traditional services, while still giving you a healthy lawn adapted to Fayetteville's climate and soil conditions.

      Fayetteville lawns often face heat stress during hot Georgia summers, which can thin grass and invite weeds like crabgrass. High humidity may lead to fungal issues such as brown patch, especially in fescue lawns. Common pests include grubs and billbugs. Summer drought can stress warm-season grasses if not properly watered. Sunday's custom plans address these challenges by providing the right nutrients at the right time for your specific lawn conditions.

      Sunday designs products with safety in mind, perfect for Fayetteville families with kids and pets. Their ingredients break down quickly and don't linger in your yard. After liquid products dry or granular products are watered in, family activities can resume normally. Sunday avoids harsh chemicals while still providing effective lawn care. Their Lawn & Paws plan even includes special pet-centered offerings designed specifically for homes with four-legged family members.

      How to grow grass in Fayetteville, Georgia

      Most common grass type(s) in Fayetteville, GA Warm-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Fayetteville, GA Seeding, sodding, plugging, or sprigging
      Recommended grass species for Fayetteville, GA lawns Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass, St. Augustinegrass
      When to start growing grass in Fayetteville, GA Late April to early June

      Growing a beautiful lawn in Fayetteville, Georgia starts with choosing the right grass type. Warm-season grasses thrive in this region, with Sunday premium grass seed options including Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass, and St. Augustinegrass.

      The best time for lawn care in Fayetteville is late April to early June when soil temperatures are consistently warm. This timing gives grass roots the best chance to establish before summer heat arrives.

      When establishing your Fayetteville lawn, you have several methods to choose from:

      • Seeding: Spreading grass seed directly on prepared soil
      • Sodding: Installing pre-grown grass for instant results
      • Plugging: Planting small sections of grass that spread over time
      • Sprigging: Using grass stems that root and grow into new plants

      For best results with your lawn care in Fayetteville, use Sunday's Seed Finder Tool to determine which grass type matches your yard conditions. Once you've selected your grass, follow Sunday's how to grow grass guide for step-by-step planting instructions.

      Need expert guidance? Check out seed guides in The Shed or create a Sunday custom lawn care plan tailored to your specific Fayetteville lawn needs.

      Fayetteville, GA lawn care blogs

      Close-up aerial view of zoysiagrass.

      Zoysia Grass Care Guide

      Zoysiagrass is a light to medium green warm-season grass used for lawns in the southern and transition zones of the U.S. Learn if it's a good match for your lawn and how to care for it properly.

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      Bermuda Grass Lawn Care: The Ultimate Guide

      Discover everything about Bermuda grass lawns—from the best fertilizers and when to fertilize, to winter weed treatments and planting Bermuda grass seeds. Get expert tips to achieve a lush, sun-loving lawn.

      bare spots on lawn

      Patching Bare Spots in Your Lawn

      If you’re here because you’ve got bare spots in your yard, then let us help. Nothing brings down a beautiful lawn like dead patches of grass. Plus, bare spots are more susceptible to weeds!

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      Planting Warm-Season Grasses

      There are many ways to propagate a new lawn. Unfortunately for many warm-season grasses, seeding isn't always an option, but there are still plenty of ways to grow a lush, healthy lawn.

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