Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Murrieta, CA

Traditional lawn care services in Murrieta can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday offers a more affordable option with custom lawn plans starting between $55-100, depending on your lawn size. Sunday plans include custom fertilizer, soil testing, expert advice, and personalized application schedules. You can add options for weed control, seeds, and pest management based on your needs. Many Murrieta homeowners save hundreds of dollars yearly with Sunday's DIY approach.

To find the right lawn care solution for your Murrieta home, start by assessing your specific needs: soil quality, grass type, and problem areas. Sunday creates custom plans using data about your lawn's size, climate, and soil. Their soil test kit helps identify your lawn's exact needs. For Murrieta's climate, look for solutions that address drought tolerance and water conservation. Sunday's yard advisors can help tailor a plan with the right nutrients and timing for your specific lawn conditions.

The 1/3 rule means never cutting more than one-third of your grass height in a single mow. This is crucial in Murrieta's climate, where cutting too short can stress grass during hot periods. Following this rule keeps your lawn thicker, which shades soil, reduces water evaporation, and prevents weeds. For Murrieta lawns, this means mowing at 3-4 inches during summer and adjusting your mowing schedule based on growth rate rather than a fixed calendar day.

For a healthier Murrieta lawn without harsh chemicals, Sunday offers lawn care products with ingredients you can pronounce, many used by organic farmers. Their custom plans deliver exactly what your lawn needs based on soil testing and local climate data. Proper watering practices are key in Murrieta's climate - water deeply but less frequently. Mow high, leave clippings on the lawn as natural fertilizer, and consider adding clover for natural nitrogen.

For Murrieta's climate, water deeply but less frequently to train grass roots to grow deeper. Mow high (3-4 inches) during summer to shade soil and reduce water loss. Consider drought-tolerant grass varieties like fescues for new lawns or overseeding. Apply Sunday fertilizer in the early morning or evening when temperatures are between 50°F and 85°F. Mulch fallen leaves instead of removing them to add nutrients back to your soil.