Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Merrimack, NH

Traditional lawn care services in Merrimack can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday plans start between $55-100, based on lawn size. Each plan includes custom lawn fertilizer, soil testing, weed and seed options, and access to Yard Advisors. You'll save hundreds each year with a plan made specifically for Merrimack conditions. Sunday delivers everything right to your door with exact application instructions.

A good Merrimack lawn program should work with cool-season grasses and local climate. Look for soil testing to understand your lawn's specific needs. Choose products that are safe for kids and pets. The program should include properly timed fertilization, weed management, and seeding recommendations. Make sure it provides expert guidance for Merrimack's unique growing conditions throughout New Hampshire's distinct seasons.

In early spring, rake debris and apply pre-emergent weed control. Apply your first fertilizer in late spring when soil temperatures reach 50°F. During summer, mow at a higher height and water deeply but less often. Fall is ideal for fertilizing, overseeding, and weed control. Apply final fertilizer 6-8 weeks before the first expected frost. In winter, minimize lawn traffic to protect dormant grass.

Yes, a DIY plan works well for Merrimack lawns when customized to your yard. Sunday uses soil testing and climate data to create plans for Merrimack's cool-season grasses. Products arrive when your lawn needs them with clear instructions. You'll get professional results while saving money. Sunday's Yard Advisors can help you address any lawn issues that pop up throughout the growing season.

Start with a soil test to find nutrient gaps. Apply iron-rich fertilizer in spring for quick green-up. Mow high with sharp blades. Water deeply but less often to grow strong roots. Seed thin spots with cool-season grass mixes suited for New Hampshire. Treat weeds early before they spread. Follow a feeding plan that gives the right nutrients when your Merrimack lawn needs them most.

Fertilize your Merrimack lawn when temperatures are between 50-85°F, typically mid-May for your first application. The most important feeding is in early fall (September) when cool-season grasses actively grow and store nutrients for winter. Avoid fertilizing during summer heat or when grass is dormant. Sunday's custom plans time your shipments for optimal results.