Wayne, NJ – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn care services can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday's custom lawn plans start between $55-100, based on your lawn size. Plans include custom fertilizer, soil testing, and expert advice. You'll save hundreds compared to traditional services while getting products that are better for your family and the environment.

Yes! Sunday makes DIY lawn care easy for Wayne homeowners. You'll get a custom plan based on your soil and climate. All products ship to your door with clear instructions. Their fertilizers use safer ingredients that work with nature. The Yard Advisor team helps with any questions. DIY with Sunday saves money while giving you a greener lawn.

Wayne lawns typically need 2-4 nutrient applications throughout the growing season. Sunday creates a custom schedule based on your lawn size, local climate, and soil test results. Their smart approach delivers what your lawn needs exactly when it needs it. This timing helps your grass stay green with fewer total treatments.

Start with a soil test to learn your lawn's needs. Apply Sunday nutrients when they arrive based on your custom schedule. Mow high (3-4 inches) to build stronger roots. Water deeply but not too often, ideally in mornings. Spot-treat weeds instead of whole-lawn spraying. Add grass seed in fall to fill thin spots. Sunday's plan makes this routine simple.

Yes! Sunday's DIY approach makes growing a healthy Wayne lawn easy. Their custom plans use soil science and local climate data to deliver exactly what your lawn needs. Each package comes with clear instructions, and their Yard Advisor team offers free support. You'll get a greener lawn with less work and at a much lower cost.

Wayne lawns often battle crabgrass and dandelions in spring and summer. Grass struggles to grow in shady spots under trees. Hot, dry summers can stress lawns, while winter brings frost damage. Heavy foot traffic creates bare patches. Humid weather may cause brown patch fungus. Sunday helps tackle these issues with custom nutrients and targeted treatments.