June marks the start of summer conditions in Tennessee, bringing higher temperatures, increased foot traffic, and greater demand on irrigation systems.
“Consistency is critical in early summer. June maintenance helps landscapes stay strong through prolonged heat.”
— Patrick Haller, President of Haller’s Landscaping and Nursery, Inc.
Key June Priorities
- Irrigation Efficiency: Monitor systems weekly for broken heads, leaks, and overspray. Efficient watering protects both plants and hardscapes.
- Mulch Maintenance: Replenish mulch where breakdown or washout has occurred to protect roots and retain moisture.
- Monitor High-Traffic Areas: Entrances, walkways, and common areas often show stress first. Early intervention keeps these spaces safe and attractive.
- Prune Strategically: Remove dead or damaged growth to promote airflow and reduce disease risk.
- Plan for Mid-Summer Needs: June is the time to evaluate what will need attention in July and August, before issues escalate.
Strategic Planning with Greenhouse Production
As Haller’s expands greenhouse production for our future commercial projects, the focus remains on plant durability, consistency, and long-term performance — key factors for landscapes that must look good all season.
Strong June maintenance supports resilience. When systems and plantings are monitored closely now, landscapes are better equipped to withstand summer extremes.
To support your commercial landscape through summer, contact Haller’s at 931-261-5885 and follow us on Facebook for seasonal tips.