Traditional lawn care services can run up to $1,500 per year. Sunday's custom plans start at $55 for your first box and include a free soil analysis, personalized nutrient schedule, and expert consultations. Final cost depends on your lawn size and any add-ons you choose.

A lawn service typically means hiring professionals to mow, trim, and maintain your yard. Lawn care focuses on feeding and nurturing your grass through fertilization, weed management, and soil health. Sunday delivers custom lawn care plans so you can DIY the nurturing part yourself.

Most lawn care companies offer fertilization, weed control, seeding, and pest management. Sunday's custom plans include pesticide-free nutrients tailored to your soil, a free soil test, personalized application schedules, and access to Yard Advisors who can help troubleshoot any lawn challenges.

Stop mowing when your grass stops actively growing, usually after the first hard frost. For your final cuts, gradually lower your mower blade to around 2-3 inches. A shorter lawn heading into winter helps prevent snow mold and other fungal issues from taking hold.

Never cut more than one-third of the grass blade height in a single mow. This prevents stress on your lawn and encourages deeper root growth. If your grass gets too tall between mows, lower the height gradually over multiple sessions rather than scalping it all at once.

The rule of three in landscaping suggests grouping plants in odd numbers (especially threes) for a more natural, visually appealing look. For lawn care specifically, focus on three fundamentals: feed your soil with the right nutrients, seed to fill bare spots, and manage weeds before they spread.