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    Norwalk, CT - meet custom lawn care

    With coastal Connecticut weather and sandy soils, Norwalk lawns face unique challenges. Sunday creates lawn care plans tailored to your specific yard needs.

    What sets Norwalk lawn care apart:

    • Typical lawns span 4,137 sq. ft. with cool season grasses like tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass
    • Local soil is 58% sand with a slightly acidic pH of 6.2
    • Your lawn requires specific nutrients based on Connecticut's seasonal patterns

    Our data-driven approach analyzes these factors to deliver exactly what your Norwalk, CT lawn needs, when it needs it. Our customers achieve greener yards without harsh chemicals.

    Ready for better results with less guesswork? Get your custom lawn plan today.

    How it works

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    Get yard analysis

    Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.

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    Open your box

    Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.

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    Spray it on

    Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!

    Lawn care for Norwalk, Connecticut

    Typical lawn size in Norwalk 4,137 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Norwalk Cool season grasses like tall fescue, fine fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and perennial ryegrass
    Typical soil pH for Norwalk lawns 6.2 which is slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Norwalk lawns 6.33%
    Norwalk lawn soil composition 58% sand, 32% silt, 10% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Norwalk lawns Phosphorus: 131 ppm, potassium: 121 ppm, calcium: 1,369 ppm, magnesium: 166 ppm, iron: 194 ppm

    Norwalk lawns average 4,137 sq. ft. and feature cool season grasses like tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass. The soil in Connecticut's Norwalk area is slightly acidic with a pH of 6.2 and contains a good amount of organic matter (6.33%).

    Norwalk soil has a sandy loam texture (58% sand, 32% silt, 10% clay) which affects how you should approach lawn care in Norwalk:

    1. Watering: Sandy soils drain quickly, so water deeply but less frequently
    2. Fertilizing: Apply fertilizer that complements the existing nutrients (phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and iron)
    3. Mowing: Keep cool-season grasses at 2.5-3.5 inches tall, especially during summer

    The slightly acidic soil works well for most lawn grasses, but consider a soil test to confirm your specific lawn's needs. With Norwalk's nutrient-rich soil profile, a customized lawn plan can help you maintain a healthy lawn while addressing any specific deficiencies.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Norwalk, CT

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    Tyler’s Lawn

    Great products for a beautiful lawn!

    Tyler

    CT

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    Year 2

    Year 2 of the custom plan,, very happy with the product and the customer service is insanely fast. Decades of neglect by the previous owner, so finally turning this around!!

    Rob

    New Haven, CT

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    Happy in CT

    This is our second year using Sunday and are blown away by the health and beauty of our lawn! It feels good to know that we are taking care of the environment, too. Our neighbors stop by often and tell us how good the yard looks! (I’ve included a picture from just before our first application in 2020)

    Frances

    Hamden, CT

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    Safe for pets and kids.

    Safe for pets and kids. Easy to apply. . Lawn looks great

    Barry

    CT

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    Sunday makes significant improvements to my lawn

    The soil in my yard when we first moved in to our new house was in rough shape. Most of my lawn was covered in weeds. Sunday has helped in making the lawn more green, more healthy and has helped make significant improvements overall. There are still weeds in my lawn but not nearly the level they were 2 years ago. I will continue the Sunday treatments as my lawn seems to come back better each year. One constructive piece of feedback is that the weed killer unfortunately did not work as well as I had hoped.

    Kirsten

    CT

    A lawn in CT
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    Good non toxic alternative

    My lawn developed some bare spots and I was lucky to receive it for review. Using is pretty easy and I am glad it doesn't have harmful chemicals. It's getting cooler in CT and hence have not seen much results but I am very excited to use once it gets a little warmer

    Mariya

    CT

    A lawn in CT
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    Tyler’s Lawn

    Great products for a beautiful lawn!

    Tyler

    CT

    A lawn in New Haven, CTA lawn in New Haven, CT
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    Year 2

    Year 2 of the custom plan,, very happy with the product and the customer service is insanely fast. Decades of neglect by the previous owner, so finally turning this around!!

    Rob

    New Haven, CT

    A lawn in Hamden, CTA lawn in Hamden, CT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Happy in CT

    This is our second year using Sunday and are blown away by the health and beauty of our lawn! It feels good to know that we are taking care of the environment, too. Our neighbors stop by often and tell us how good the yard looks! (I’ve included a picture from just before our first application in 2020)

    Frances

    Hamden, CT

    A lawn in CT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Safe for pets and kids.

    Safe for pets and kids. Easy to apply. . Lawn looks great

    Barry

    CT

    A lawn in CTA lawn in CT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Sunday makes significant improvements to my lawn

    The soil in my yard when we first moved in to our new house was in rough shape. Most of my lawn was covered in weeds. Sunday has helped in making the lawn more green, more healthy and has helped make significant improvements overall. There are still weeds in my lawn but not nearly the level they were 2 years ago. I will continue the Sunday treatments as my lawn seems to come back better each year. One constructive piece of feedback is that the weed killer unfortunately did not work as well as I had hoped.

    Kirsten

    CT

    A lawn in CT
    starstarstarstarstar

    Good non toxic alternative

    My lawn developed some bare spots and I was lucky to receive it for review. Using is pretty easy and I am glad it doesn't have harmful chemicals. It's getting cooler in CT and hence have not seen much results but I am very excited to use once it gets a little warmer

    Mariya

    CT

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      Norwalk, Connecticut FAQs

      In Norwalk, professional lawn care services can cost up to $1,500 annually. Sunday's custom plans start between $55-100, saving you hundreds. Plans include fertilizer, soil testing, weed control, and multiple seasonal shipments.

      Start lawn care in Norwalk around March-April when soil temperatures reach 50°F. Sunday times your first shipment to align with Connecticut's growing season, ideal for cool-season grasses common in this region.

      Norwalk lawns face cold winters, humid summers, acidic soil, and pests like grubs. Coastal location means salt exposure and variable rainfall. Cool-season grasses often struggle with summer heat stress and fungal diseases.

      Sunday analyzes your Norwalk soil through testing, accounts for Connecticut's climate, and considers regional grass types. Your plan adapts to local growing seasons and addresses common Northeast lawn challenges.

      Sunday creates your plan using soil, climate, and satellite data. You receive nutrients timed for Connecticut's seasons, soil testing, targeted solutions for Northeast lawns, and expert support from Yard Advisors.

      Cool-season grasses thrive in Norwalk. Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescue, and perennial ryegrass handle cold winters and moderate summers well. Sunday's soil test helps identify which varieties suit your lawn best.

      How to grow grass in Norwalk, Connecticut

      Most common grass type in Norwalk, CT Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Norwalk, CT Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Norwalk, CT lawns Tall fescue, perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, fine fescues
      When to start growing grass in Norwalk, CT Spring: April 27 to May 31; Fall: September 4 to October 10

      Growing grass in Norwalk, Connecticut starts with choosing the right cool-season grasses for your lawn. Tall fescue, perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, and fine fescues thrive in the local climate and soil conditions.

      The best times to plant grass seed in Norwalk are:

      • Spring: April 27 - May 31
      • Fall: September 4 - October 10

      Seeding is the most effective method for Norwalk lawn care. Follow these steps for success:

      1. Test and prepare your soil
      2. Choose grass seed suited for Connecticut's climate
      3. Plant during peak growing seasons
      4. Water consistently to keep soil moist
      5. Mow only after grass reaches 3 inches

      For the best results in lawn care in Norwalk, get a custom lawn plan based on your specific soil and growing conditions. You can also browse our selection of grass seed picked for Connecticut lawns or learn more about grass types and seeding tips in our lawn care guides.

      Norwalk, CT lawn care blogs

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      Cool-Season Lawn Care Guide

      Maintaining your lawn throughout an entire year doesn't have to be overwhelming. We've created a month-by-month calendar that tells you exactly what your cool-season lawn needs throughout the seasons.

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      Winter Overseeding Southern Lawns

      Curious how southern lawns stay green in winter? The secret's winter overseeding. Sound complex? Don't worry, we'll break it down for you!

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      What's the Deal with No Mow May?

      Have you heard of 'No Mow May'? It’s an initiative for lawns that can help early spring pollinators. But at Boulder-based Sunday, we prefer to 'Mow High Through July.'

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      Seasonal Lawn Mower Maintenance Checklist

      An important part of growing a robust lawn is making sure your mower stays in good working shape, even when it’s in storage for winter. Here’s a look at the routine mower maintenance you can do to extend your mower’s life.

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