Barefoot Organics

About Barefoot Organics

The real test of a lawn in Georgia comes on a June evening, when the kids kick their shoes off at the back step and run for it. Barefoot Organics keeps that test in mind, with soil-first feeding, weed control, aeration and overseeding aimed at turf thick enough to be lived on rather than only looked at. Forsyth County ground rewards patience: build it up and the fescue in the oak shade and the bermuda out in the open both come along. Mowing follows the same logic, held at a height that lets the grass carry itself through the long humid stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day. A yard should feel good underfoot, and that is something a person can actually work toward.