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Spring Lawn Care Tips

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Dakota-Rae Westveer

How to spring lawn care from the experts

How to spring lawn care from the experts

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How to Recycle Sunday Products

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Trent Lewis

Not sure what to do with empty Sunday bottles, pouches, and sprayers? Here's exactly what's recyclable, what's not, and how to dispose of everything the right way.

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Sunday and Pollinators

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Jenni Hanley

Pollinators are essential to our ecosystems and food systems. Here's why Sunday prioritizes pollinator-friendly yard care and how our approach protects bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects.

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The Sunday Way

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Dakota-Rae Westveer

The Sunday Way is our approach to yard care: grow strong roots, skip the harsh chemicals, and work with your ecosystem instead of against it. Here's how it works.

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How to Seed Your Lawn in Spring

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Teri Valenzuela

Spring is a good time to seed bare spots and thicken thin areas. Learn when to plant grass seed, how long it takes to germinate, and what to do if you miss the window.

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How to Green Up Your Lawn Fast This Spring

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Teri Valenzuela

Spring greenup depends on your grass type and location—but there's a few things you can control. Learn how to help your lawn turn green faster this spring.