Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Laurel, MD

Traditional lawn care services in Laurel can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday offers more affordable custom lawn plans starting between $55-100. Plans include custom fertilizer, soil testing and analysis, weed and seed options, and access to expert Yard Advisors who know Maryland lawns. Most Sunday customers save hundreds while getting a healthier lawn that works with Maryland's unique climate.

Yes! Maryland's climate and soil create unique challenges that generic treatments can't address. Sunday uses your location data to create a plan for your lawn's needs. The soil test finds exactly what nutrients your lawn lacks. This targeted approach saves time and money while giving you a lawn that can handle Maryland's hot summers and cool winters.

For a healthy Laurel lawn, focus on these DIY basics: mow high (3-4 inches) to help grass withstand summer heat, water deeply but less often, and apply fertilizer at the right times. Sunday makes DIY care easy with custom nutrients delivered when needed, plus a soil test to understand what your grass needs to thrive in Maryland's conditions.

Laurel homeowners often battle crabgrass, heat stress, and fungal issues due to Maryland's climate. Other challenges include soil compaction and weeds like dandelions. Sunday helps with targeted solutions like pre-emergent weed control in spring and soil-building nutrients. A thick, healthy lawn naturally fights weeds and stands up better to heat and drought.

In Laurel, start lawn care in early spring (March-April) when soil warms to 50°F and grass begins growing. Apply pre-emergent weed control and first-round fertilizer then. Sunday ships products right when your lawn needs them based on Maryland's growing season. Fall (September-October) is another key time for feeding your lawn to build strong roots before winter.

Choose lawn care that accounts for Laurel's climate and soil. Sunday creates custom plans using soil tests and local data about rainfall and temperature. Look for products with slow-release nitrogen that won't wash away during summer storms. Avoid one-size-fits-all approaches—what works elsewhere may not be right for your Laurel lawn's unique mix of grass types.