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Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Gillette, WY
In Gillette, where Wyoming's tough climate meets your lawn care needs, keeping your grass green can be a challenge. Sunday makes it simple with personalized DIY lawn care delivered to your door.
We analyze your specific Gillette lawn using soil data, local climate patterns, and satellite imagery to create a plan that works for your yard's unique conditions. Our system accounts for Wyoming's dry summers and cold winters, providing the right nutrients when your lawn needs them most.
Unlike traditional lawn care in Gillette that relies on harsh chemicals, Sunday uses natural ingredients that work with your soil, not against it. Our customers in Wyoming consistently report healthier lawns with less work - just check out our Sunday lawn care reviews.
Ready to see what Sunday can do for your Gillette, WY lawn? Get started with a Custom Lawn Plan today.
How it works
Get yard analysis
Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.
Open your box
Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.
Spray it on
Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!
Lawn care for Gillette, Wyoming
Typical lawn size in Gillette | 3,962 sq. ft. |
Dominant grass type in Gillette | Cool season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue |
Typical soil pH for Gillette lawns | 7.75 - slightly alkaline |
Typical organic matter in Gillette lawns | 5.15% |
Gillette lawn soil composition | 55% sand, 33% silt, 13% clay |
Key soil nutrients in Gillette lawns | Phosphorus: 79 ppm<br>Potassium: 303.5 ppm<br>Calcium: 3,152.5 ppm<br>Iron: 112 ppm |
Lawn care in Gillette, Wyoming centers around managing cool-season grasses in alkaline soil conditions. The typical Gillette lawn spans about 4,000 square feet and grows best with Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, or tall fescue.
The sandy loam soil has good drainage but needs regular fertilizing to maintain nutrients. A soil test can help track your lawn's specific needs, as Gillette soil tends to be alkaline with a pH of 7.75.
Key steps for healthy Gillette lawns:
- Add organic matter through mulched grass clippings when lawn mowing
- Follow a custom lawn plan that accounts for local soil and climate
- Water deeply but less often to encourage deep root growth in sandy soil
- Choose lawn care products that work with alkaline soil
The semi-arid climate means careful watering and timing of lawn care tasks is key. Check your personalized plan for the best times to fertilize and care for your Gillette lawn throughout the growing season.
Sunday lawn care reviews near Gillette, WY

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Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
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Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana

Clean and clear
I really appreciate the clear and easy instructions as well as the no mess application
Emily
Montana
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Gillette, Wyoming FAQs
How to grow grass in Gillette, Wyoming
Most common grass type in Gillette | Cool-season grasses |
Best way to grow grass in Gillette | Seeding |
Recommended grass species for Gillette lawns | Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue |
When to start growing grass in Gillette | Spring: May 15 to June 9<br>Fall: September 7 to September 28 |
Lawn care in Gillette, Wyoming centers around cool-season grasses that grow best in the region's semiarid climate. The main grass types that work well here are Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue - all available through our grass seed shop.
Gillette lawn care success comes down to timing your seeding right. You have two prime windows for seeding:
- Spring: Mid-May through early June
- Fall: Early to late September
For best results when seeding your Gillette lawn:
- Pick grass seed matched to your yard conditions using our Seed Finder tool
- Prepare your soil before seeding
- Water new grass seed daily until germination
- Keep soil moist but not waterlogged
- Wait until grass reaches 3 inches before first mowing
Want a custom lawn plan for your Gillette yard? Get a tailored lawn care plan based on your specific soil and climate data. Learn more about grass types and seeding in our lawn care guides.
Gillette, WY lawn care blogs

Warm-season Grass vs. Cool-season Grass: Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn
Learn the differences between warm-season and cool-season grasses to select the best type for your yard. Expert tips from Sunday.

Fine Fescue Grass
Fine fescues are a group of cool-season grasses that are a great, low-maintenance fit for shady lawns in the northern or transition zones of the U.S.

Growing a Warm-Season Lawn in the West
Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the west with warm-season grasses including bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, Kikuyugrass, buffalograss, bahiagrass, and paspalum.

Growing a Cool-Season Lawn in the West
Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the west with cool-season grasses including Kentucky bluegrass, annual and perennial ryegrasses, tall fescue, and fine fescue.
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