Kaysville, UT – meet custom DIY lawn care

Sunday creates custom lawn plans based on your specific Kaysville property. Simply provide your address, and Sunday analyzes your soil, climate, and landscape using local data. Each plan includes tailored nutrients, application schedules matched to Kaysville's growing season, and a soil test kit for further customization. Plus, you'll have access to Sunday's yard advisors who can help with Kaysville-specific lawn challenges.

For Kaysville lawns, focus on proper watering - deep and infrequent to develop strong roots. Mow at 2-3 inches height, which works well for cool-season grasses common in the area. Apply fertilizer in spring and fall when grass actively grows. Winter dormancy is normal, so don't worry about brown grass during cold months. In Kaysville's hot summers, water early morning to reduce evaporation and disease risk.

Sunday's DIY lawn care system is perfect for Kaysville homeowners. Their nutrient pouches connect directly to your hose for easy application. Follow the custom schedule that accounts for Kaysville's climate. For common issues, spot-treat weeds rather than applying chemicals to your whole lawn. Grasscycle by leaving clippings when you mow. Water deeply but less often to train grass roots to grow stronger in Kaysville's conditions.

Sunday offers family-friendly lawn care products designed with kids and pets in mind. Their nutrients and treatments break down quickly and don't persist in the environment. After products dry, normal yard activity can resume. Sunday avoids harsh chemicals, using ingredients that work with nature. Their custom plans deliver exactly what your Kaysville lawn needs without unnecessary applications, making your yard safer for your whole family.

For Kaysville lawns: Early spring (March-April): Apply first fertilizer when soil warms. Late spring (May): Control weeds and continue fertilizing. Summer (June-August): Maintain 3-inch mowing height and water deeply 1-2 times weekly. Early fall (September): Ideal time for overseeding thin areas. Late fall (October-November): Apply final fertilizer. Winter: Minimize traffic on dormant grass. Sunday's custom plans fine-tune this schedule for your specific lawn.