White Bear Lake, MN – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn services can cost up to $1500 yearly. Sunday offers a better value with custom plans starting between $55-100, based on your lawn size. Each plan includes custom lawn fertilizer, soil testing, expert analysis, and options for weeds and seeds. You also get unlimited access to Yard Advisors who can help with Minnesota-specific lawn questions. This DIY approach saves White Bear Lake homeowners hundreds of dollars while providing everything needed for a healthy lawn.

White Bear Lake has cold winters and warm summers, making it suitable for cool-season grasses. Winter brings snow and risk of snow mold when temperatures are 32-45°F with high humidity. Summer heat can stress lawns, calling for morning watering. Spring and fall offer ideal times for seeding and fertilizing when soil is warm but air is cool. Your lawn will grow most actively in spring and fall, with slower growth during summer heat and winter dormancy.

Start in early spring (April-May) with pre-emergent weed control and first fertilizer once soil reaches 50°F. In late spring, mow regularly at 3-4 inches and apply second round of nutrients. During hot summer months, water deeply in early mornings. Fall is crucial for recovery - apply fertilizer in September and overseed thin areas. For winter prep, mow short for your final cut to prevent snow mold. Sunday delivers products timed to this regional schedule.

A Sunday DIY program gives you control over your lawn's health with custom fertilizer made for your soil's specific needs. The products use safer ingredients that break down quickly, making them better for families and pets. Application timing is matched to White Bear Lake's climate, and you get expert guidance when needed. This approach builds long-term soil health rather than quick fixes, helping your lawn withstand Minnesota's weather extremes.

White Bear Lake lawns often face snow mold in winter, heat stress in summer, and fungal diseases in humid conditions. For snow mold, rake affected areas in spring. During heat waves, water deeply in early mornings and mow higher. To prevent fungal issues, avoid evening watering and reduce thatch. Sunday's soil test identifies specific nutrient needs to strengthen your lawn against these regional challenges. Their Yard Advisors can help with tailored solutions.

Begin your White Bear Lake lawn care when soil temperatures reach 50°F in spring, typically in April or early May. This is when cool-season grasses start active growth. Don't apply fertilizer too early - wait until your grass shows growth signs. Sunday times your first shipment to arrive at the right moment for your region. Early spring is ideal for soil testing, which will guide your entire season's lawn care plan.