What is the most common soil type in Summers County, West Virginia?

The most common soil type in Summers County is Loam, found in approximately 0% of zip codes. Enter your zip code to find the exact soil type in your area.

What USDA hardiness zone is Summers County?

Summers County spans zones 6b through 7a. The specific zone varies by location and elevation.

What grows well in Summers County?

With Loam soil and zones 6b to 7a, Summers County supports a variety of plants. Check our plant recommendations for your specific zip code and soil type.

Soil Types in Summers County, West Virginia

Summers County has 9 zip codes in our database. Explore the soil types, hardiness zones, and gardening tips for this county.

Hardiness Zones

Summers County spans USDA zones 6b through 7a.

6b 7a

Top Cities in Summers County

FOREST HILL Unknown 24935 PENCE SPRINGS Unknown 24962 TALCOTT Unknown 24981 HINTON Unknown 25951 JUMPING BRANCH Unknown 25969 MEADOW CREEK Unknown 25977 NIMITZ Unknown 25978 PIPESTEM Unknown 25979 SANDSTONE Unknown 25985

Soil Types in Summers County

Summers County in West Virginia has 9 zip codes in our database. The most common soil type is Loam, found in 0% of the county. Understanding your local soil helps you choose the right plants and amendments for your garden.

Hardiness Zones in Summers County

Summers County spans USDA hardiness zones 6b through 7a. Your hardiness zone determines which perennial plants will survive winter in your area. Enter your zip code above to find your exact zone and get personalized planting recommendations.

Browse Zip Codes in Summers County

24935 FOREST HILL Unknown 24962 PENCE SPRINGS Unknown 24981 TALCOTT Unknown 25951 HINTON Unknown 25969 JUMPING BRANCH Unknown 25977 MEADOW CREEK Unknown 25978 NIMITZ Unknown 25979 PIPESTEM Unknown 25985 SANDSTONE Unknown

← Back to West Virginia