Most landscape and garden plants associated with the southern United States will grow well if properly cultivated. These plants include azalea, blueberry, camellia, gardenia, hydrangea, centipedegrass, and pine trees. These soils are mostly level and may range from sandy to clayey. They remain saturated most of the year. Excessive wetness limits the use of these soils.
Drainage is required for most uses other than woodland and wildlife habitat.
These are small areas with mixed soils of the first three groups. A surface soil test will determine if the soil is acid or alkaline. Consulting a detailed soil map of Montgomery County may be helpful for large tracts of land. These are government properties, disturbed land, or other areas that have not been mapped and are not available for development. For more information , contact your county Extension office.