DIY lawn care made just for Lawrence, KS
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Lawrence, KS – meet custom DIY lawn care
From Jayhawk country to your backyard—Lawrence needs lawn care that works for Kansas conditions.
Sunday is a DIY lawn care subscription that makes growing a healthy lawn simple. We analyze your Lawrence, KS property using soil data, climate patterns, and satellite imagery to create a plan just for your yard. Our products use effective natural ingredients instead of harsh chemicals, and everything ships to your door when you need it.
What makes Sunday different in Lawrence? We know Kansas soil tends to be clay-heavy with specific nutrient needs. We track Lawrence's hot summers and cold winters to time your applications perfectly. Many Sunday lawn care reviews from Kansas homeowners mention how they love getting tailored advice for local challenges like drought and heat stress.
Ready to see what Sunday can do for your Lawrence lawn? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.
How it works
Get yard analysis
Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.
Open your box
Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.
Spray it on
Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!
Lawn care for Lawrence, Kansas
Typical lawn size in Lawrence | 5,055 sq. ft. |
Dominant grass type in Lawrence | Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue |
Typical soil pH for Lawrence lawns | 6.9, slightly acidic |
Typical organic matter in Lawrence lawns | 6.2% |
Lawrence lawn soil composition | 57% silt, 30% clay, 13% sand |
Key soil nutrients in Lawrence lawns | Phosphorus: 48 ppm, Potassium: 256 ppm, Calcium: 3,279 ppm, Iron: 139 ppm |
Lawrence lawns average about 5,000 square feet and grow mainly cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue. The clay-rich soil in Lawrence helps retain nutrients but can make it harder for grass roots to grow deep. A soil test can guide your lawn care plan by measuring pH and nutrient levels.
Successful lawn care in Lawrence means working with these conditions:
- Slightly acidic soil (pH 6.9) supports good grass growth
- High calcium levels help build strong grass roots
- Clay and silt mix needs careful watering to avoid runoff
- Kansas climate requires adjusted fertilizer timing
Three key steps for better Lawrence lawn care:
- Water deeply but less often to help roots grow through clay soil
- Mow at 3-3.5 inches to help grass handle summer heat
- Use lawn products that match your soil's needs
Check out our lawn care guides for more tips on growing grass in Kansas conditions.
Sunday lawn care reviews near Lawrence, KS


I Fought the LAWn
Things are looking up. Last year, I fought the LAWn and the LAWn won. This season, I think I'm winning but only the months of July and August will determine the outcome. Mighty Green was just applied. Issues of some Crab Grass growing. Oh no. Rabbits chowing down. Hot temps and mostly shade on our front. Mostly full sun in the back yard.
Terrence
Boston, MA

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My lawn has never looked this good
Kevin
Massachusetts

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We lost our Sunday lawn care!
Sarah
Shawnee, KS

Very little watering needed
Maintains a good lawn with no extra watering needed. Convenient to use pouches.
Richard
Kansas

Larry
Great product yard looks great
Larry J.
Salina, KS

It's green
It's green
Bill
Kansas


I Fought the LAWn
Things are looking up. Last year, I fought the LAWn and the LAWn won. This season, I think I'm winning but only the months of July and August will determine the outcome. Mighty Green was just applied. Issues of some Crab Grass growing. Oh no. Rabbits chowing down. Hot temps and mostly shade on our front. Mostly full sun in the back yard.
Terrence
Boston, MA

Lawn
My lawn has never looked this good
Kevin
Massachusetts

Lawn Care
We lost our Sunday lawn care!
Sarah
Shawnee, KS

Very little watering needed
Maintains a good lawn with no extra watering needed. Convenient to use pouches.
Richard
Kansas

Larry
Great product yard looks great
Larry J.
Salina, KS

It's green
It's green
Bill
Kansas
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Lawrence, Kansas FAQs
How to grow grass in Lawrence, Kansas
Most common grass type in Lawrence | Cool-season grasses |
Best way to grow grass in Lawrence | Seeding |
Recommended grass species for Lawrence lawns | Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue |
When to start growing grass in Lawrence | Spring from April 18 to May 13, or fall from September 20 to October 11 |
Lawrence lawn care starts with knowing when and how to grow grass. As a Kansas city with cool-season grasses, the best results come from seeding in spring or fall. Spring seeding works from April 18 to May 13, while fall seeding runs September 20 to October 11.
For the best lawn care in Lawrence, choose grass types that match local conditions:
- Kentucky bluegrass
- Tall fescue
- Perennial ryegrass
Want help picking the right grass? Try our grass seed finder or browse our grass seed options.
Steps for successful grass seeding:
- Pick your timing - fall is ideal for Kansas lawns
- Choose grass seed suited for your yard
- Prepare soil before seeding
- Water lightly and often until grass establishes
- Avoid mowing until new grass reaches 3 inches
Need a complete lawn plan? Get a custom plan based on your Lawrence yard conditions. Learn more about grass types in our lawn care guides.
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Cool-Season Lawn Care Guide
Maintaining your lawn throughout an entire year doesn't have to be overwhelming. We've created a month-by-month calendar that tells you exactly what your cool-season lawn needs throughout the seasons.

How to Treat a Heat-Stressed Lawn
Heat stress in lawns results from prolonged exposure to high temperatures and extended dry spells. Even the healthiest and most resilient grass can suffer under these harsh conditions. Here's how to beat the heat with Sunday.

Planting Warm-Season Grasses
There are many ways to propagate a new lawn. Unfortunately for many warm-season grasses, seeding isn't always an option, but there are still plenty of ways to grow a lush, healthy lawn.
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