Barefoot's Lawn and Landscape

About Barefoot's Lawn and Landscape

At Freeman Lake Park there is a stretch where mown grass runs all the way down to the water, and that is roughly the standard Barefoot's Lawn and Landscape keeps in mind: turf soft enough to cross without shoes, even enough that you can see exactly where it ends. Spring comes on fast in this part of Kentucky — redbud, then dogwood, then everything at once — and a lawn goes from dormant to weekly in what feels like a single warm week. The work is mowing and trimming, mulch laid dark and level around the beds, shrubs eased back before they crowd a porch rail. What they are after is a yard a family actually uses, with borders that look drawn rather than worn in. They keep that going across Elizabethtown and out toward Vine Grove and Cecilia, one property at a time.