Mead, CO – meet custom DIY lawn care

Effective lawn care in Mead starts with understanding the local semi-arid climate. Water deeply in early morning, 2-3 times weekly. Mow at the right height and never cut more than 1/3 of the grass blade at once. Apply Sunday's custom nutrients based on your soil test results. Sunday's lawn plans account for Mead's specific climate and provide the right nutrients at the right time for your lawn's needs.

Mow your Mead lawn when it needs it, not on a strict schedule. During peak growing season in late spring to early summer, you might mow weekly. As summer heat arrives, growth slows and you'll mow less often. Never remove more than 1/3 of the grass height in one mowing. Keep grass slightly taller during summer heat to protect roots and improve drought resistance, which is helpful in Mead's dry climate.

Sunday typically doesn't recommend routine soil cultivation for Mead lawns. This practice can disturb healthy soil and bring up weed seeds. Test for soil compaction by trying to insert a screwdriver into moist soil. If it's difficult, targeted soil loosening might help in early fall when grass is growing but temperatures are cooler. Focus instead on building soil health with Sunday's nutrients, which improve soil structure naturally over time.

Mead's climate makes lawns prone to specific challenges. Watch for drought stress, necrotic ring spot in Kentucky bluegrass, and winter damage from dry conditions. Common weeds include dandelions and crabgrass. During humid periods, fungal diseases might appear as brown or yellow patches. Sunday's approach builds resilient soil and grass health to naturally resist these problems. Their soil test helps identify nutrient needs specific to your lawn.

Sunday's DIY lawn care plans save you hundreds compared to traditional services that often cost up to $1500 yearly. Plans start between $55-100 based on lawn size. You'll get custom fertilizer, soil testing, personalized schedules, and expert advice. By targeting exactly what your Mead lawn needs, you avoid spending on unnecessary treatments. The convenient delivery and easy application process save you time and money.

Proper watering matters in Mead's semi-arid climate. Deep, infrequent watering 2-3 times weekly helps grass develop stronger roots for better drought resistance. Early morning watering before 10am reduces water loss and lowers the risk of lawn diseases. Overwatering wastes water and leads to shallow roots. Sunday's approach helps your lawn build natural resilience to Mead's climate through smart watering practices and improved soil health.