It won't ruin your lawn, but it's closer to gimmick than actual helpful for your lawn specifically. It's just another version of a DIY type system for homeowners. If you don't want to do a lot of work, it's probably ok. But you also may not get the high end results many people here aim for. Answer from ricka77 on reddit.com
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April 7, 2023 -
I’ve been thinking of trying them out. Price seems reasonable, but don’t want to fall for a gimmick product and ruin my lawn.
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It won't ruin your lawn, but it's closer to gimmick than actual helpful for your lawn specifically. It's just another version of a DIY type system for homeowners. If you don't want to do a lot of work, it's probably ok. But you also may not get the high end results many people here aim for.
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Second year with Sunday. You wouldn’t believe it but last year it was very patchy, brown, and where the weeping tree is on the left, no grass just dirt and some weeds. So last year I got my kit with the soil test and sent that in, they adjusted my second shipment based on the results of the test. I did over-seed with their supplied seed. These are the products I’ve used this year. Lawn-Boy model: 10424 ♻️Mulching (2 bagging sessions for cottonwood fuz) 💭 Sunday products used -Sunday : Fescue Resuce grass seed 🌱(over seeding for the front lawn, patching for back, seeding for the front tree area.) -Sunday : Lawn Kickstart fertilizer ✅ -Sunday : Grass Machine 🌱 -Water schedule 💦 —morning 8ish am 🌝 —evening 7ish pm 🌜 Dethatched manually end of March
Basic Lawn Care Calendar
There's more to it for you to research, here's your research tips to add to calendar: Best preemergent use is TWO half applications. Fall overseeding is once nighttime air temperatures drop consistently below 65 degrees....this may/may not be October and there's not cute google thing that tracks overnight temps, so you'll have to figure this out on your own. Now if you find a cute google thing, holler at your boy! Fertilizer is used 4 times a year which coincides with major holidays: Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day and Thanksgiving. Some will skip one in the dead of hot summer. Overseeding, in a perfect world, should have starter fertilizer used as well, so that has to replace or slide into the normal fertilizer schedule. This is also the "best" time for soil amendments like https://www.reddit.com/r/lawncare/comments/bqn2nb/diy_badass_soil_conditioner/ Post emergent is done throughout the year. When you see weeds, spot spray every 2ish weeks or so with the appropriate chemical. Its a journey, not a step. More on reddit.com
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March 21, 2019Lawn care schedule for dummies
Cut often and high. Water infrequently (1-2 inches per week total). Fertilize every 3 months (most general fertilizer will work fine). That will pretty much cover the most important aspects. If weeds are an issue add in a pre emergent to the beginning of your season routine. If the soil is very compact add a core aeration to the end of your season routine. More on reddit.com
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May 13, 2024Does anyone here use Sunday?
It won't ruin your lawn, but it's closer to gimmick than actual helpful for your lawn specifically. It's just another version of a DIY type system for homeowners. If you don't want to do a lot of work, it's probably ok. But you also may not get the high end results many people here aim for. More on reddit.com
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April 7, 2023What is the best lawn care program?
Based on our research and comparisons, TruGreen offers the best lawn care services across the U.S. Our second and third choices are Weed Man and Lawn Doctor.
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The Best Year-Round Lawn Care Schedule
When should I fertilize my lawn?
You should fertilize your cool-season lawn in fall or spring, and fertilize your warm-season lawn in mid-to-late spring or summer.
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A custom lawn plan from Sunday is the easiest way to maintain a happy and healthy lawn. We'll send you the right nutrients for your lawn, with personalized instructions.
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Lawn Maintenance Calendar for Maryland Tall Fescue Home Lawns | University of Maryland Extension
Apply crabgrass preemergent lawn herbicide if you experienced significant crabgrass or Japanese stiltgrass in your lawn last summer. Crabgrass seeds germinate when soil temperatures average 55° F. for seven days to ten days. Preemergents for crabgrass should be applied mid-March through mid-April depending on where you are located in the state.
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The Best Year-Round Lawn Care Schedule
May 22, 2025 - This industry leader is available in all states except for Alaska and Hawaii and offers five different annual lawn care programs to manage your schedule. TruGreen has natural options as well as à la carte services, including pest control. If you want to stick with do-it-yourself (DIY) lawn care but need help finding the right products, Sunday lawn care is our recommended choice.
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July 19, 2024 - It may be a lot at first, so we broke it down month by month, making it easy for you to keep track of your lawn care tasks. Here’s your comprehensive Connecticut lawn care schedule.
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r/lawncare on Reddit: Basic Lawn Care Calendar
March 21, 2019 -
r/lawncare, I'm just purchased my first home and now have a lawn. I've looked over a few of the posts in this thread and wanted to get some basic feedback on the simple lawn care schedule I put together
Grass: Dwarf Fiscue
Location: SF Bay Area
Watering Frequency: 1" Per Week (1 Time - 20 Minutes)
February - Pre Emergent
March - Fertilize
June - Post Emergent
September - Fertilize
October - Lawn Aeration/Seed Grass
Does this make sense? Since the lawn has a decent number of weeds now, does it make sense to treat with post emergent/weed killer before the fall?
Thanks,
DonoBear
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There's more to it for you to research, here's your research tips to add to calendar: Best preemergent use is TWO half applications. Fall overseeding is once nighttime air temperatures drop consistently below 65 degrees....this may/may not be October and there's not cute google thing that tracks overnight temps, so you'll have to figure this out on your own. Now if you find a cute google thing, holler at your boy! Fertilizer is used 4 times a year which coincides with major holidays: Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day and Thanksgiving. Some will skip one in the dead of hot summer. Overseeding, in a perfect world, should have starter fertilizer used as well, so that has to replace or slide into the normal fertilizer schedule. This is also the "best" time for soil amendments like https://www.reddit.com/r/lawncare/comments/bqn2nb/diy_badass_soil_conditioner/ Post emergent is done throughout the year. When you see weeds, spot spray every 2ish weeks or so with the appropriate chemical. Its a journey, not a step.
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Check your water times... 20 minutes in my yard would get me like 1/4". I spend way too much money each month on water lol....
Weston Nurseries
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Lawn Care Month by Month - Weston Nurseries
October 25, 2023 - New lawn or overseeding – the best time. Ideally seeding work is completed by October 15. Can be combined with aeration or dethatching as preparation. Top dressing can be combined with overseeding or seeding. Aerate now to early November if you didn’t do so in spring.
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r/lawncare on Reddit: Lawn care schedule for dummies
May 13, 2024 -
So after the past 7 years of having landscapers, I am going start to go back to taking it over myself. Not only did landscapers become expensive, I actually do enjoy spending the time now that my kids a little older
I live on Long Island NY so have cool weather grass and only have about 2500 sq ft of grass to deal with.
Do we have a simple guide to get me started with what product to use and when? I see all types of fert and weed control and it becomes a little overwhelming with the different types and what they all mean. I want to stay away from “Sunday” type products.
I have different grass in front and back and pictures will show general current shape of the grass. First 3 are front and last 3 are back. There is a mix in the back, recently had work done and had to seed, so areas were tall fescue that was planted.
For me it’s about learning as I go but an easy guide on where to start helps a lot.
Also we started with a landscaper this season so a round of whatever they put down already went down. So this year I’d be starting with whatever second round would be.
Thank you all, I’m looking forward to getting dirty and starting to really learn about all this.
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Cut often and high. Water infrequently (1-2 inches per week total). Fertilize every 3 months (most general fertilizer will work fine). That will pretty much cover the most important aspects. If weeds are an issue add in a pre emergent to the beginning of your season routine. If the soil is very compact add a core aeration to the end of your season routine.
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Long Islander here with a similar-sized front and back yard. One thing I never got a hang of is overseeding in the Fall. When I try to "de-thatch" I find that I rip the shit out of my yard. Then when I put seed down, nothing comes up.
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The 4 Best DIY Lawn-Care Programs and Subscription Services
May 30, 2025 - The DIY lawn care programs and lawn care product subscription services that were evaluated offered the most comprehensive array of products while also offering nationwide shipping. Other considerations included packaging, sustainability, environmental impact, cost of programs, and variety of additional products offered. ... Why It Made the Cut: With nationwide availability in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., Sunday ...
Jonathan Green
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Annual Lawn Care: Schedules & Guides by Season
September 8, 2025 - A healthy, resilient lawn doesn’t happen by accident—it’s the result of smart, consistent care all year long. That’s why Jonathan Green offers an expert-curated annual lawn care schedule, complete with actionable tips and product recommendations tailored to each season.
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Organic Lawn Care Calendar--Quick Reference Growth Cycle Cultural Practice
Reseed weedy or bare patches in the spring. The best time to renovate or start a new lawn is late August and September
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Month-to-Month Lawn Care Schedule for Pennsylvania Homeowners
October 21, 2024 - Remembering to aerate, fertilize, and perform other lawn care tasks at the right time in the Keystone State can be overwhelming. To simplify things, we bring a month-to-month lawn care schedule for Pennsylvania homeowners.
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The Ultimate Lawn Care Schedule (2025) | Today's Homeowner
May 12, 2025 - In this guide, you’ll find detailed plans, lawn maintenance tips and schedules for the appropriate times of year to apply them — for both warm-season and cool-season grasses. Keep in mind that sustaining a year-round lawn care schedule is a time-consuming, labor-intensive process.