Soil plays a crucial role in the success of any landscaping project. Whether you’re planting a garden, maintaining a lawn, or preparing to remove tree stumps, understanding the soil in your area is essential for achieving healthy plants and a thriving landscape. In Georgia, the soil varies across regions, but most areas share common characteristics influenced by the state’s climate, topography, and history.

Georgia's hot summers and mild winters make it an ideal environment for warm-season grasses, which grow vigorously in the heat but go dormant when the temperatures drop. Let’s explore the most common types of grass you’ll find in Georgia.