Early spring is the ideal time to start lawn care in La Grange, KY. As temperatures reach between 50-85°F in March-April, cool-season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass begin active growth. This is the perfect window to apply your first round of Sunday fertilizer, conduct a soil test, and plan for the growing season. Fall is another key time for lawn care, making spring and fall your two primary lawn improvement seasons.

For a greener lawn in La Grange, start with a Sunday soil test to understand your lawn's specific needs. Apply customized Sunday fertilizers on schedule throughout the growing season. Mow at the proper height for your grass type, typically 2-3.5 inches for Kentucky Bluegrass. Water deeply but infrequently, about 1-1.25 inches weekly. Overseed thin areas in fall using Sunday's grass seed options like Kentucky's Best or Fescue Rescue.

A Sunday customized plan for La Grange includes tailored fertilizers based on your soil, climate, and grass type. Your plan will account for Kentucky's transition zone challenges with properly timed nutrients for cool-season grasses. Each plan includes custom lawn fertilizer, a soil test kit with expert analysis, a sprayer for liquid options, and unlimited access to Sunday's Yard Advisor team. Plans are timed specifically for La Grange's growing seasons.

Yes! Sunday makes DIY lawn care easy for busy La Grange homeowners. Your custom plan arrives with simple instructions and properly timed deliveries throughout the growing season. Application takes just minutes with the included sprayer for liquid fertilizers. Sunday's products are designed for quick, effective application with clear guidance. Plus, you'll have unlimited access to Yard Advisors whenever you need lawn help.

Sunday's approach uses ingredients that break down quickly and don't hang around in the environment. Their products contain ingredients you can pronounce, many used by organic farmers. For La Grange lawns, Sunday focuses on building soil health rather than quick fixes. Their targeted approach means applying the right nutrients at the right time, working with nature instead of fighting it. This creates a lawn that's safer for kids, pets, and your local ecosystem.

La Grange lawns commonly face summer heat stress, dollar spot, brown patch, and white grubs. Kentucky's transition zone climate can challenge cool-season grasses during hot summers. Sunday addresses these with custom fertilizers to build lawn strength and disease resistance. For weeds, products like Dandelion Doom provide targeted control. Proper watering and mowing height adjustments help manage summer stress. Regular overseeding in fall helps crowd out weeds naturally.