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    New Berlin, WI – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Between Lake Michigan's influence and Wisconsin's changing seasons, New Berlin lawns face unique challenges.

    Sunday makes lawn care simple for New Berlin homeowners. We're a DIY lawn care subscription that delivers exactly what your yard needs, when it needs it. Our team analyzes your specific New Berlin, WI soil composition, local climate patterns, and yard conditions using soil data, satellite imagery, and Wisconsin weather patterns.

    Unlike traditional lawn care that relies on harsh chemicals, our products use natural ingredients that work with your lawn's ecosystem. Homeowners across Wisconsin have seen the difference, as you can read in our Sunday lawn care reviews.

    Each box arrives with clear instructions timed perfectly for New Berlin's growing season. No guesswork, no wasted products, just healthier grass with less effort.

    Ready to see what Sunday can do for your New Berlin lawn? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.

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    Lawn care for New Berlin, Wisconsin

    Typical lawn size in New Berlin 8,546 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in New Berlin Cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue
    Typical soil pH for New Berlin lawns 7.6, slightly alkaline
    Typical organic matter in New Berlin lawns 6.61%
    New Berlin lawn soil composition 67% silt, 17% clay, 16% sand
    Key soil nutrients in New Berlin lawns Phosphorus: 26 ppm, Potassium: 201 ppm, Calcium: 2,630 ppm, Iron: 151 ppm

    New Berlin lawns average 8,546 square feet, making them ideal for custom lawn care plans that fit Wisconsin's cool climate. The soil in New Berlin has a good mix of silt, clay, and sand, creating a balanced foundation for cool-season grasses like Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue.

    The slightly alkaline soil pH of 7.6 means New Berlin lawns may need specific lawn care products to maintain nutrient availability. While calcium levels are strong, other nutrients like phosphorus might need attention through targeted fertilizer applications.

    Key steps for lawn care in New Berlin:

    • Test soil yearly with a soil test kit to track nutrient levels
    • Follow a seasonal lawn care plan based on cool-season grass needs
    • Adjust watering based on the high silt content, which holds moisture well
    • Time fertilizing around Wisconsin's growing season
    • Check out our lawn care guides for specific mowing and maintenance tips

    Sunday lawn care reviews near New Berlin, WI

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    Still pretty new to the plan, but everything showed up as planned. Every component is very easy to apply, great packaging.

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    Great for my pets and yard!

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    Still pretty new to the plan, but everything showed up as planned. Every component is very easy to apply, great packaging.

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    Booyah

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    Great for my pets and yard!

    Christine

    Milwaukee, WI

    A lawn in Mosinee, WI
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    Still pretty new to the

    Still pretty new to the plan, but everything showed up as planned. Every component is very easy to apply, great packaging.

    Daniel

    Mosinee, WI

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    Booyah

    Yard is getting better every year with Sunday.

    Patrick

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    Kiel, WI

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    Great for my pets and yard!

    Christine

    Milwaukee, WI

    A lawn in Mosinee, WI
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    Still pretty new to the

    Still pretty new to the plan, but everything showed up as planned. Every component is very easy to apply, great packaging.

    Daniel

    Mosinee, WI

    A lawn in Wisconsin
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    Booyah

    Yard is getting better every year with Sunday.

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      New Berlin, Wisconsin FAQs

      For New Berlin lawns, follow these key practices:

      1. Mow high at 3-3.5 inches to promote deeper roots
      2. Water deeply but infrequently (1-1.5 inches per week) in early morning
      3. Fertilize 4-5 times during growing season (May-October)
      4. Overseed in late August/early September
      5. Control weeds in spring and fall
      6. Aerate compacted soil in fall
      7. Keep grass clippings on lawn to recycle nutrients
      8. Mulch fallen leaves in fall rather than removing

      These practices work with Wisconsin's climate to build resilient, healthy turf.

      During the growing season in New Berlin, mow your lawn once per week when grass is actively growing. Adjust frequency based on growth - mow more often in spring and early summer, less in mid-summer and fall. Never remove more than 1/3 of grass blade length in a single mowing.

      Professional lawn care services in New Berlin typically cost $45-65 per visit for a standard 5,000 sq ft lawn. Annual costs range from $700-1,200 for basic mowing and fertilization. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 with multiple shipments throughout the growing season, offering a more affordable DIY solution.

      For a healthy New Berlin lawn:

      Test soil pH in spring and maintain between 6.0-7.0. Apply fertilizer based on soil test results. Core aerate in fall to reduce soil compaction. Dethatch if thatch layer exceeds 1/2 inch. Spot treat weeds rather than blanket applying herbicides. Let grass rest during summer dormancy.

      Common lawn pests in New Berlin include grubs, chinch bugs, sod webworms, and billbugs. Grubs are the most problematic, feeding on grass roots from July through fall. Watch for brown patches and easily lifted turf as signs of grub damage. Chinch bugs are active during hot, dry periods causing yellow patches.

      When choosing lawn care in New Berlin, consider your lawn goals, budget and time commitment. For a more affordable DIY approach, Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 and include personalized fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support. Traditional lawn services cost $45-65 per visit with annual costs of $700-1,200 for basic care.

      For New Berlin lawns, apply fertilizer 4-5 times during the growing season: early spring (April/May), late spring (May/June), summer (July), early fall (September), and late fall (October/November). The most important applications are early spring to support initial growth and early fall to strengthen roots before winter.

      Here are cost-saving tips for lawn care in New Berlin:

      1. Maintain proper mowing height (3-3.5 inches) to reduce water needs
      2. Leave grass clippings as natural fertilizer
      3. Water deeply but less frequently
      4. Use Sunday's custom lawn plan instead of traditional services to save $500+ annually
      5. Spot treat weeds rather than whole-lawn applications

      How to grow grass in New Berlin, Wisconsin

      Most common grass type in New Berlin Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in New Berlin Seeding
      Recommended grass species for New Berlin lawns Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, tall fescue
      When to start growing grass in New Berlin Spring from May 10 to June 8, or fall from August 24 to September 23

      Lawn care in New Berlin, Wisconsin centers around cool-season grasses that thrive in the region's climate. The best time to start seeding your New Berlin lawn is during two key periods: spring from May 10 to June 8, or fall from August 24 to September 23.

      For the best results growing grass in New Berlin:

      1. Choose grass types suited to the local climate like Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, or tall fescue
      2. Plan your grass seeding during the recommended spring or fall windows
      3. Water newly seeded areas lightly and frequently until grass establishes
      4. Hold off on mowing until new grass reaches 3-4 inches tall

      New Berlin lawn care success comes from matching the right grass to your yard conditions. While seeding is the most common method for establishing grass in the area, you can also consider sodding for quick results. Learn more about choosing the right grass seed for your specific yard conditions.

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