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From hot Arkansas summers to your unique soil mix, Sunday understands Little Rock lawn care challenges. The average yard here spans 3,808 sq. ft., with bermudagrass and zoysiagrass thriving in your slightly acidic soil (pH 5.9).
Why lawn care in Little Rock works better with Sunday:
- We analyze your specific soil composition (45% sand, 40% silt in Little Rock, AR)
- We factor in your lawn's exact nutrient needs (typical phosphorus: 63 ppm)
- We deliver perfectly timed treatments for the Natural State's climate
Homeowners across Arkansas appreciate how our science takes the guesswork out of growing a healthier yard. Ready for a Little Rock lawn plan that works with nature? Get your custom plan.
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 Little Rock, Arkansas
Typical lawn size in Little Rock | 3,808 sq. ft. |
Dominant grass type in Little Rock | Warm-season grasses like bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and centipedegrass |
Typical soil pH for Little Rock lawns | 5.9 which is slightly acidic |
Typical organic matter in Little Rock lawns | 3.9% |
Little Rock lawn soil composition | 45% sand, 40% silt, 15% clay |
Key soil nutrients in Little Rock lawns | Phosphorus: 63 ppm, Potassium: 95 ppm, Calcium: 1,175 ppm, Iron: 217 ppm |
Little Rock lawns have specific characteristics that shape your lawn care needs. With an average size of 3,808 sq. ft., these Arkansas yards typically feature warm-season grasses like bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and centipedegrass.
The soil profile in Little Rock shows:
- Slightly acidic pH (5.9)
- Good organic matter content (3.9%)
- Loamy texture with nearly half sand (45% sand, 40% silt, 15% clay)
- Decent nutrient levels, especially iron
What this means for your lawn care:
- The sandy-loam soil drains well but may need more frequent watering during hot Arkansas summers
- The slightly acidic pH works well for warm-season grasses
- Your soil's nutrient profile supports healthy grass growth
For best results, test your soil to confirm your specific conditions. Apply fertilizer during peak growing seasons, and water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep root growth. Get a custom lawn plan tailored to Little Rock's unique growing conditions.
Sunday lawn care reviews near Little Rock, AR

My yard looked ROUGH before
My yard looked ROUGH before I found Sunday! It has greatly improved since using the Smart Lawn Plan program. With all the progress my yard has made, my dog now loves to play in the lush lawn. The instructions have been so easy to follow and I’ve loved the added tips to help target my lawn based on my geographical location! Highly recommend!
Brittany
Central, AR

Wonderful
Great. Love Sunday yard. Easy and works great
Brett
AR

Great Lawn care plan
I started using Sunday in 2020. It's an easy to use system. My lawn is great. The grass is thick and looks like a carpet.
Topeka
Little Rock, AR

Sunday lawn care
It working great so far I will start early next year
Bonita
Pottsville, AR

My yard looked ROUGH before
My yard looked ROUGH before I found Sunday! It has greatly improved since using the Smart Lawn Plan program. With all the progress my yard has made, my dog now loves to play in the lush lawn. The instructions have been so easy to follow and I’ve loved the added tips to help target my lawn based on my geographical location! Highly recommend!
Brittany
Central, AR

Wonderful
Great. Love Sunday yard. Easy and works great
Brett
AR

Great Lawn care plan
I started using Sunday in 2020. It's an easy to use system. My lawn is great. The grass is thick and looks like a carpet.
Topeka
Little Rock, AR

Sunday lawn care
It working great so far I will start early next year
Bonita
Pottsville, AR

My yard looked ROUGH before
My yard looked ROUGH before I found Sunday! It has greatly improved since using the Smart Lawn Plan program. With all the progress my yard has made, my dog now loves to play in the lush lawn. The instructions have been so easy to follow and I’ve loved the added tips to help target my lawn based on my geographical location! Highly recommend!
Brittany
Central, AR

Wonderful
Great. Love Sunday yard. Easy and works great
Brett
AR

Great Lawn care plan
I started using Sunday in 2020. It's an easy to use system. My lawn is great. The grass is thick and looks like a carpet.
Topeka
Little Rock, AR

Sunday lawn care
It working great so far I will start early next year
Bonita
Pottsville, AR

My yard looked ROUGH before
My yard looked ROUGH before I found Sunday! It has greatly improved since using the Smart Lawn Plan program. With all the progress my yard has made, my dog now loves to play in the lush lawn. The instructions have been so easy to follow and I’ve loved the added tips to help target my lawn based on my geographical location! Highly recommend!
Brittany
Central, AR

Wonderful
Great. Love Sunday yard. Easy and works great
Brett
AR

Great Lawn care plan
I started using Sunday in 2020. It's an easy to use system. My lawn is great. The grass is thick and looks like a carpet.
Topeka
Little Rock, AR

Sunday lawn care
It working great so far I will start early next year
Bonita
Pottsville, AR
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Little Rock, Arkansas FAQs
How to grow grass in Little Rock, Arkansas
Most common grass type(s) in Little Rock, AR | Warm-season grasses |
Best way to grow grass in Little Rock, AR? | Seeding, sodding, or planting plugs |
Recommended grass species for Little Rock, AR lawns | Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, Centipedegrass |
When to start growing grass in Little Rock, AR | Late spring to early summer, April 29 to June 10 |
Growing grass in Little Rock means working with Arkansas's warm climate and choosing the right grass types. Warm-season grasses thrive in local lawns, with popular options like Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, and Centipedegrass adapted to the area's conditions.
The best time for planting grass in Little Rock is late spring to early summer, specifically April 29 to June 10. During this period, soil temperatures and moisture levels support strong root development.
Three main ways to establish grass in your Little Rock lawn:
- Seeding: Direct seeding works well for larger areas
- Sodding: Instant coverage but higher upfront cost
- Plugs: Good for spreading grasses like St. Augustine
Tips for success:
- Choose grass seed suited to your yard's sun exposure
- Keep soil consistently moist while grass establishes
- Mow new grass only after it reaches 3 inches tall
- Consider a custom lawn plan to maintain your new grass
For patching bare spots, use the same grass type as your existing lawn. This keeps your Little Rock lawn looking uniform as it fills in.
Little Rock, AR lawn care blogs

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