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    Fort Mill, SC – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Fort Mill's red clay soil and humid summers create special challenges for local lawns. That's where Sunday comes in. We're a DIY lawn care subscription that takes the guesswork out of growing a healthier yard in South Carolina.

    Sunday builds a plan just for your Fort Mill property using local soil data, climate patterns, and satellite imagery of your actual lawn. Our team analyzes everything from Fort Mill's rainfall patterns to your yard's sun exposure to create a custom schedule with the right nutrients at the right time.

    Unlike traditional lawn care in Fort Mill that relies on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work with your soil, not against it. Our products are effective but gentle enough for homes with kids and pets.

    Thousands of homeowners trust Sunday—just check our Sunday lawn care reviews to see why. We ship everything directly to your door with simple instructions for when and how to apply.

    Ready to see what Sunday can do for your Fort Mill, SC lawn? 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 Fort Mill, South Carolina

    Typical lawn size in Fort Mill 5,353 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass types in Fort Mill Warm and cool season grasses like tall fescue, bermudagrass, and zoysiagrass
    Typical soil pH for Fort Mill lawns 6.2, slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Fort Mill lawns 3.31%
    Fort Mill lawn soil composition 49% sand, 33% silt, 18% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Fort Mill lawns Phosphorus: 30.5 ppm, potassium: 110.5 ppm, calcium: 1,049.5 ppm, magnesium: 152.0 ppm, iron: 115.0 ppm

    Fort Mill lawn care starts with understanding your soil. The typical Fort Mill, South Carolina lawn has sandy-loam soil that's slightly acidic with a pH of 6.2. This soil type drains well but may need more frequent watering and fertilizing to maintain nutrients.

    A custom lawn plan for Fort Mill should address:

    • Mixed grass types - both warm and cool season grasses grow here
    • Sandy soil that needs regular nutrients
    • Slightly acidic conditions that affect nutrient uptake

    Most Fort Mill lawns span about 5,300 square feet and benefit from:

    1. Regular soil testing to check nutrient levels
    2. Fertilizer applications that replace lost nutrients
    3. Consistent watering schedule due to sandy soil
    4. Targeted lawn care products for specific grass types

    Want to learn more about lawn care in Fort Mill? Check out our lawn care guides or start your own customized plan based on your exact yard conditions.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Fort Mill, SC

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    South Carolina New Yard

    First application applied. Very easy product to apply.

    Jeff

    Summerville, SC

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    Easy application & straight directions

    Easy application & straight directions make it a breeze

    James

    Charleston, SC

    A lawn in Bluffton, SC
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    South Carolina low, low country

    This was such an easy plan. They give you the products, dates to do it and easy to use packaging. An email will let you know if additional items might need to be done such as drought products.. love it and can't wait to see how much better our lawn will look next year.

    John

    Bluffton, SC

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    Lawn

    Lawn looks great

    Stanley

    Irmo, SC

    A lawn in Florence, SC
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    Proud of the yard in SC

    We receive many comments about the greeness and lushness of the yard. We give you guys the credit and recommend you to everyone that asks about the yard.

    Fred

    Florence, SC

    A lawn in Rock Hill, SC
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    Grass seed

    Easy to apply. Now sitting back and wait for it to grow

    Bret

    Rock Hill, SC

    A lawn in Summerville, SC
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    South Carolina New Yard

    First application applied. Very easy product to apply.

    Jeff

    Summerville, SC

    A lawn in Charleston, SC
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    Easy application & straight directions

    Easy application & straight directions make it a breeze

    James

    Charleston, SC

    A lawn in Bluffton, SC
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    South Carolina low, low country

    This was such an easy plan. They give you the products, dates to do it and easy to use packaging. An email will let you know if additional items might need to be done such as drought products.. love it and can't wait to see how much better our lawn will look next year.

    John

    Bluffton, SC

    A lawn in Irmo, SCA lawn in Irmo, SC
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    Lawn

    Lawn looks great

    Stanley

    Irmo, SC

    A lawn in Florence, SC
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    Proud of the yard in SC

    We receive many comments about the greeness and lushness of the yard. We give you guys the credit and recommend you to everyone that asks about the yard.

    Fred

    Florence, SC

    A lawn in Rock Hill, SC
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    Grass seed

    Easy to apply. Now sitting back and wait for it to grow

    Bret

    Rock Hill, SC

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      Fort Mill, South Carolina FAQs

      Professional lawn care services in Fort Mill typically cost $45-75 per visit for a standard 1/4 acre lawn. Annual costs range from $700-1200 for basic mowing and maintenance. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - making it a more affordable DIY option.

      Consider these key factors when choosing lawn care in Fort Mill: climate-appropriate grass types like tall fescue or Bermuda, proper fertilization timing for warm-season grasses, and adequate irrigation during hot summers. Look for services that offer soil testing and customized treatment plans based on your specific lawn conditions and goals.

      For Fort Mill lawns, follow this seasonal routine:

      Spring (March-May):

      • Mow regularly at 3-4 inches height
      • Apply first fertilizer application
      • Control early-season weeds
      • Repair bare spots

      Summer (June-August):

      • Water deeply 1-2 times per week
      • Mow high to protect roots
      • Spot treat weeds
      • Continue fertilizer schedule

      Fall (September-November):

      • Overseed if needed
      • Apply fall fertilizer
      • Control fall weeds
      • Continue regular mowing

      Winter (December-February):

      • Clean up leaves and debris
      • Limit foot traffic
      • Service lawn equipment
      • Plan for spring

      The average cost for lawn mowing in Fort Mill is $45-65 per cut for a standard quarter-acre lot. Prices can vary based on lot size, terrain, and service frequency. Weekly mowing during peak growing season (March-October) and bi-weekly in slower periods is typical for this region.

      The most cost-effective lawn maintenance approach in Fort Mill combines DIY care with smart practices:

      • Mow at proper height (3-4 inches) and leave clippings to naturally fertilize
      • Water deeply but infrequently to promote deep roots
      • Test soil to apply only needed nutrients
      • Use Sunday's customized fertilizer plan starting at $55/season
      • Prevent weeds through proper mowing and feeding rather than treating after

      Water your Fort Mill lawn 1-2 times per week, providing 1-1.5 inches of water per session during early morning hours. Adjust frequency based on rainfall - skip watering if you receive adequate rain. During peak summer heat, you may need to water 2-3 times per week to prevent drought stress.

      Sustainable lawn care in Fort Mill benefits both your yard and environment by:

      • Reducing chemical runoff into local waterways
      • Supporting healthier soil that retains more water
      • Encouraging deeper root growth for drought resistance
      • Creating a safer space for kids, pets and beneficial insects
      • Lowering maintenance costs through smart watering and mowing practices

      To improve lawn health in Fort Mill:

      1. Test soil to identify nutrient needs
      2. Follow proper mowing height (3-4 inches) and frequency
      3. Apply fertilizer based on seasonal timing for warm-season grasses
      4. Water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep root growth
      5. Address weeds through targeted spot treatment
      6. Overseed thin areas in fall with climate-appropriate grass varieties

      These science-backed practices promote a resilient, self-sustaining lawn that's better for people, pets and planet.

      How to grow grass in Fort Mill, South Carolina

      Most common grass types in Fort Mill Warm and cool season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Fort Mill Seeding for cool-season grasses, seeding or sodding for warm-season grasses
      Recommended grass species for Fort Mill lawns Tall fescue, bermudagrass, zoysiagrass
      When to start growing grass in Fort Mill Spring from April 2 to April 25, fall from September 29 to October 20 for cool-season grasses. Late spring to early summer from April 28 to June 9 for warm-season grasses

      Fort Mill lawn care offers options for both warm and cool-season grasses, making it possible to grow a healthy lawn year-round in South Carolina. The best time to seed cool-season grasses like tall fescue is during two key windows: early spring from April 2-25 or fall from September 29-October 20. For warm-season grasses like bermuda and zoysia, plan seeding between April 28 and June 9.

      To get started with your Fort Mill lawn:

      1. Choose the right grass type for your yard with our grass seed finder tool
      2. Pick quality grass seed that matches your climate zone 8a from our grass seed shop
      3. Follow recommended seeding dates based on your grass type
      4. Water new grass seed daily until established

      For more detailed lawn care in Fort Mill:

      • Get a custom lawn plan based on your specific soil and climate data
      • Check out our seeding guides for step-by-step instructions
      • Consider sodding for quick results with warm-season grasses
      • Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged during seed establishment

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