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Lawn plans customized to your Phoenix, AZ lawn and delivered to your door.

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    Why try Sunday Lawn Care in Phoenix, AZ

    In Phoenix, where the desert sun meets your yard, keeping grass green can feel like a full-time job. Sunday is changing that with personalized DIY lawn care that's built for Arizona's challenges.

    We analyze your specific soil, climate, and lawn data in Phoenix, AZ to create a plan that works with—not against—your local conditions. Our system maps your yard using satellite imagery and combines it with soil samples to understand exactly what your grass needs in the Arizona heat.

    Unlike traditional lawn care that relies on harsh chemicals and one-size-fits-all approaches, Sunday uses effective ingredients that work with nature. Many Phoenix homeowners have already seen the difference, as you can read in our Sunday lawn care reviews.

    Everything arrives at your door when you need it, with clear instructions tailored to your Arizona lawn's schedule. Get started with your Custom Lawn Plan today.

    How it works

    A laptop computer with Sunday quiz opened

    Get yard analysis

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

    Sunday shipment and products on a lawn

    Open your box

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

    Sunday fertilizer being sprayed from a hose

    Spray it on

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

    Lawn care for Phoenix, Arizona

    Typical lawn size in Phoenix 1,637 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Phoenix Warm-season grasses like bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and St. Augustinegrass
    Typical soil pH for Phoenix lawns 7.8, slightly alkaline
    Typical organic matter in Phoenix lawns 3.75%
    Phoenix lawn soil composition 48% sand, 37% silt, 15% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Phoenix lawns Phosphorus: 131 ppm, Potassium: 375 ppm, Calcium: 3,744 ppm, Iron: 60 ppm

    Phoenix lawn care starts with understanding your soil. The typical Arizona lawn has sandy loam soil that's slightly alkaline with a pH of 7.8. This affects how nutrients move through the soil and how your grass grows.

    A custom lawn plan helps match your yard's specific needs based on these conditions. Most Phoenix yards are about 1,600 square feet, making them manageable for DIY lawn care.

    Three key steps for lawn care in Phoenix:

    1. Work with warm-season grasses like bermudagrass or St. Augustinegrass, which handle Arizona heat well
    2. Check your soil health with a soil test to track nutrient levels
    3. Time your fertilizer applications during active growth periods

    The sandy soil means nutrients move through quickly, so regular feeding helps maintain grass health. Your lawn plan should account for both soil type and climate. Check out our lawn care guides for more Phoenix-specific tips on mowing, watering, and weed control.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
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    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

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    Green oasis in the Desert

    My first quick winter lawn lasted the entire long hot Phoenix, Arizona summer. And looks better than I could have imagined. Grew in thick and lush with my few simple applications and watering the convenience- what an easy decision. Yes Please.

    Theodoro

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
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    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael D.

    Phoenix, AZ

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    Love the products! My lawn

    Love the products! My lawn has gotten so much better since starting in May.

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
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    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
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    Green oasis in the Desert

    My first quick winter lawn lasted the entire long hot Phoenix, Arizona summer. And looks better than I could have imagined. Grew in thick and lush with my few simple applications and watering the convenience- what an easy decision. Yes Please.

    Theodoro

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael D.

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZA lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Love the products! My lawn

    Love the products! My lawn has gotten so much better since starting in May.

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Green oasis in the Desert

    My first quick winter lawn lasted the entire long hot Phoenix, Arizona summer. And looks better than I could have imagined. Grew in thick and lush with my few simple applications and watering the convenience- what an easy decision. Yes Please.

    Theodoro

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael D.

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZA lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Love the products! My lawn

    Love the products! My lawn has gotten so much better since starting in May.

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Green oasis in the Desert

    My first quick winter lawn lasted the entire long hot Phoenix, Arizona summer. And looks better than I could have imagined. Grew in thick and lush with my few simple applications and watering the convenience- what an easy decision. Yes Please.

    Theodoro

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Seems to be working great

    Seems to be working great after one application!

    Michael D.

    Phoenix, AZ

    A lawn in Phoenix, AZA lawn in Phoenix, AZ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Love the products! My lawn

    Love the products! My lawn has gotten so much better since starting in May.

    Michael

    Phoenix, AZ

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      Phoenix, Arizona FAQs

      The best warm-season grasses for Phoenix's hot climate are Bermuda grass and hybrid Bermuda grass. These varieties thrive in full sun, handle high temperatures well, and stay green during summer months. For shaded areas, consider Malibu or St. Augustine grass, which offer better shade tolerance.

      Professional lawn care services in Phoenix typically cost $50-100 per visit or $150-300 monthly. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, optional weed control, grass seed, pest control, and expert support - delivered right to your door when your lawn needs it most.

      To maintain a lawn affordably in Phoenix:

      • Mow at proper height (3-4 inches) to promote deep roots
      • Water deeply but infrequently in early morning
      • Use Sunday's customized fertilizer plan starting at $55/season
      • Spot treat weeds rather than whole-lawn treatments
      • Keep grass slightly longer in summer to retain moisture and reduce water needs

      Professional lawn care in Phoenix can be worth it if you want expert guidance and convenience, but it's not essential. The extreme heat and unique soil conditions make proper timing of fertilizer and water crucial. Sunday's customized plans offer professional-grade results at a lower cost than traditional services, while providing expert support when you need it.

      The average annual cost to maintain grass in Phoenix ranges from $800-2,000 for professional services. Key expenses include regular fertilization ($200-400/year), weed control ($150-300/year), and higher water bills during summer months ($300-600 extra annually). Sunday's customized lawn plans offer a more affordable option starting at $55 per season.

      The 1/3 rule means never cut off more than one-third of the grass blade length in a single mowing. This maintains grass health by preventing shock to the plant, keeping moisture levels balanced, and promoting deeper root growth. Following this rule helps create a more resilient lawn.

      When choosing lawn care in Phoenix, consider:

      1. Climate expertise - Provider should understand desert conditions and water restrictions
      2. Service offerings - Regular fertilization, weed control, pest management
      3. Scheduling - Consistent maintenance aligned with growing season
      4. Cost - Compare traditional services ($50-100/visit) vs DIY options like Sunday ($55+/season)
      5. Reviews - Check customer feedback and results

      For Phoenix lawns, I recommend Sunday's custom lawn plan that's tailored to desert conditions. The plan includes:

      1. Season-specific fertilizer applications
      2. Desert-adapted nutrients
      3. Water-conservation focused approach
      4. Spot treatment for weeds
      5. Expert guidance for managing heat stress

      Plans start at $55 and include free soil testing to optimize your lawn's health in Phoenix's unique climate.

      How to grow grass in Phoenix, Arizona

      Most common grass type in Phoenix Warm-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Phoenix Seeding, sodding, or planting plugs
      Recommended grass species for Phoenix lawns Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, and St. Augustinegrass
      When to start growing grass in Phoenix Spring, from March 15 to April 26

      Lawn care in Phoenix means working with warm-season grasses that thrive in Arizona's hot climate. The best time to start growing grass is during spring, specifically between March 15 and April 26, when temperatures support healthy root growth.

      For the best results in your Phoenix lawn care:

      1. Choose grass types suited for the area like Bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, or St. Augustinegrass
      2. Pick your planting method based on your timeline and budget:
      • Seeding: Most cost-effective but takes longer
      • Sodding: Quick results but higher cost
      • Plugging: Middle-ground option for coverage and cost

      Phoenix's warm climate gives you flexibility in how you establish your lawn. Quality grass seed or sod combined with proper timing leads to better establishment. Want help picking the right grass? Check out our grass guides or get a custom lawn plan tailored to your yard's specific needs.

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