Horace, ND – meet custom DIY lawn care

In Horace, start your lawn care in spring when soil warms to 50°F. Clear winter debris and apply your first Sunday nutrients in April-May. Summer care means proper watering and keeping grass height taller to handle heat stress. Fall is your most important season. Apply fertilizer in September-October to build strong roots for winter. This is also the best time for overseeding and weed control. Sunday's custom lawn plans deliver the right products at the right time for your specific needs.

The best times to fertilize your Horace lawn are early spring and fall. Apply your first Sunday nutrients in April-May when grass starts growing actively. Apply another round in September-October when roots are developing before winter. This fall application helps grass store nutrients for winter survival. Sunday's custom lawn plans time your nutrient applications based on local climate data and your soil test results. This takes the guesswork out of knowing when to fertilize.

Horace homeowners face tough lawn challenges including short growing seasons and harsh winters that can cause snow mold. Summer brings heat stress and possible drought. Disease issues like dollar spot and necrotic ring spot appear during humid periods. These can create brown patches in your lawn. Sunday helps tackle these problems with custom nutrients and expert advice on watering and mowing. The soil test also spots specific issues in your lawn.

For a greener North Dakota lawn, use Sunday's custom fertilizer plan with the right timing. Water deeply once or twice weekly rather than daily. Mow high at 3-3.5 inches to promote stronger roots. Leave grass clippings on the lawn as free nutrients. Fill in thin spots with grass seed suited to your local climate. Complete your Sunday soil test to find and fix any lawn problems that might be holding back your green.

Water your Horace lawn deeply 1-2 times per week with about 1 inch of water each time. This grows deeper, stronger roots than daily light watering. During July-August heat, you may need two weekly waterings. In spring and fall, rain may be enough. Water early morning between 5-9am to cut down on water loss. Watch for signs of thirst like footprints staying visible in grass or a blue-gray color.

Traditional lawn care services can cost up to $1500 per year. Sunday offers a better value with custom lawn plans starting between $55-100, based on your lawn size. Sunday plans include custom lawn fertilizer, soil testing, weed and seed options, and expert advice from Yard Advisors. Everything ships right to your door. This DIY approach saves most homeowners hundreds of dollars yearly while giving results made for North Dakota conditions.