Traditional lawn care services can run up to $1,500 a year. Sunday's first box starts at $55 and includes a custom nutrient plan, free soil analysis, and expert support. Full plan costs vary by lawn size and any add-ons you choose.

The 1/3 rule means never cutting more than one-third of your grass blade height at a time. This keeps roots strong and reduces stress on your lawn. In Largo's warm climate, mowing a bit higher also helps grass retain moisture during hot months.

In Largo, warm-season grasses like St. Augustine grow actively from late spring through early fall. During peak growth, plan to mow weekly. In cooler months, you can stretch to every two weeks as growth slows.

Start with a soil test to understand what your lawn actually needs. Feed it the right nutrients at the right time, water deeply but infrequently, and mow at the proper height. Overseeding thin spots helps crowd out weeds naturally over time.

Yes, but less frequently. Largo's warm-season grasses are still active in October, though growth slows. Water deeply when needed rather than on a strict schedule. Once cooler temps arrive and grass goes dormant, you can significantly reduce or stop watering.

August is prime growing season for warm-season lawns in Largo. Keep mowing regularly at a higher setting to reduce heat stress. Water deeply in the early morning, watch for signs of fungal issues from humidity, and continue your summer fertilizer schedule.