Sunday custom lawn plans start at $55 for your first box, with full-season plans varying by lawn size and add-ons. Traditional lawn care services can run up to $1,500 per year. Every Sunday plan includes a free soil analysis, personalized schedule, and expert consultations.

Gradually lower your mowing height through fall, aiming for a final cut of 2-3 inches to prevent winter diseases. Stay off frozen grass to avoid compaction damage, manage salt near green areas, and distribute snow piles so they melt faster and don't suffocate your lawn.

Apply fall fertilizer while soil is still warm from summer but air temperatures have cooled. This window lets grass roots absorb nutrients and build strength before winter dormancy. Sunday ships products timed to your local climate, so there's no guesswork on when to apply.

Core aeration pulls small plugs of soil to relieve compaction, helping oxygen, water, and nutrients reach grass roots. Most lawns don't actually need it. If your soil drains well and grass grows fine, skip the rental fee. Aerate cool-season lawns when temps stay between 60-75°F.

Two to three deep soakings per week (about 30 minutes each) beat daily shallow watering. Water in the morning to reduce evaporation and disease risk. This approach builds deeper roots and prepares your lawn for Colorado's dry summers and any water restrictions.

Start when snow melts and temperatures consistently reach 50-55°F. Clear debris with a light rake, check your irrigation system, and watch for early weeds. Seed cool-season grasses when daily temps average 55-70°F. Sunday plans arrive timed to your local growing season.