DIY lawn care in Pace typically costs far less than professional services, which can run up to $1,500 per year. Sunday's first box starts at $55, with full custom plans varying by lawn size. Plans include soil analysis, personalized nutrients, and expert support.

Never remove more than one-third of the grass blade in a single mow. Cutting too much stresses roots and invites weeds. In Pace's warm climate, keep St. Augustine and other warm-season grasses at 2 to 3 inches for healthier, more resilient turf.

Start with a soil test to identify nutrient gaps. Fix underlying issues like compaction or poor drainage first. Then overseed bare spots, water deeply but infrequently, and feed with nutrients matched to your soil. Most lawns show visible improvement within a few months.

Yes. Overseeding thickens turf and crowds out weeds naturally. For warm-season grasses common in Pace, late spring through early summer is ideal. A dense lawn is your best long-term defense against pests and weeds (and it just looks better).

Late spring and early summer are prime time for warm-season lawns in Pace. Grass is actively growing, making it ideal for seeding, plugging, and fertilizing. Fall works well for weed control and preparing turf for cooler months ahead.

Tipping professional lawn crews isn't required but is appreciated for exceptional work. For DIY care (like Sunday plans), there's no one to tip. You're the one doing the spraying, so treat yourself to something cold afterward.