Snowflake, AZ – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn care services can cost up to $1500 per year. Sunday's custom lawn care plans start between $55-100, with pricing based on your lawn size and plan selection. Plans include custom lawn fertilizer, a soil test kit and analysis, options for weeds, seeds and pests, and unlimited access to expert Yard Advisors. Many Sunday customers save hundreds each year compared to traditional lawn services.

Snowflake's unique climate shapes lawn care timing. Spring (March-May): Apply pre-emergent weed control and first fertilizer when soil warms. Summer (June-August): Water early morning, mow higher, and spot-treat weeds. Fall (September-October): Overseed and fertilize. Winter (November-February): Minimize care but watch for snow mold and limit lawn traffic. Sunday's custom plans adjust these timings for your specific lawn conditions.

Water deeply 2-3 times weekly in early morning to reduce evaporation. Mow higher, about 3-4 inches, to shade roots and help with drought resistance. Spot-treat weeds that emerge after monsoon rains. Apply Sunday fertilizer according to your custom plan, usually early summer. During extremely hot periods, focus on consistent watering rather than feeding. Watch for signs of heat stress like wilting or browning.

Sunday's DIY lawn care subscription is ideal for Snowflake lawns because it's customized to your soil and climate. You receive products when your lawn needs them, with ingredients suited for Arizona's high desert climate. Doorstep delivery saves trips to stores, while Yard Advisors help with Snowflake's growing challenges. Most customers find Sunday both more effective and easier than traditional approaches.

First, identify your grass type - likely Bermuda or fescue depending on your elevation. Test your soil to understand what nutrients it needs. Remove weeds and debris from your lawn. Set your mower blade to the right height for your grass. Create a watering schedule based on Snowflake's climate. Sunday's soil test and custom plan will guide you through these steps.

Yes, winter care matters in Snowflake. Lawns typically go dormant when temperatures drop below freezing. Limit traffic on frozen grass to prevent damage. Clear snow from lawn areas to prevent compaction and snow mold. Use pet-safe ice melt on walkways to protect nearby grass. A final fall fertilization helps your lawn store energy for winter and recover faster in spring.