Soil is a complex structure and contains mainly five major components i.e. mineral matter, water, air, organic matter and living organisms. The quantity of these components in the soil does not remain the same but varies with the locality. Soil possesses not only a nucleus position for existence of living beings but also ensures their future existence. Therefore, it is essential to make an adequate land management to maintain the quality of soil in both rural and urban soil. The presence of different kinds of heavy metals such as Cd, Cu, Mn, Hg and Zn etc. in trace or in minimum level is a natural phenomenon but their enhanced level is an indicator of the degree of pollution load in that specific area. In the modern ecologic conception, soil pollutions means any action that causes the degradation of the normal operation of soil as support and living environment within various natural or anthrop ecosystems, control expressed through soil physical, chemical or biologic degradation, or the occurrence of some characteristics in the soil that reflect the depreciation of its fertility, the decrease of bio-productive capacity both from qualitative point of view and/or quantitative point of view. The heavy metals have potent cumulative properties and toxicity due to which they have a potential hazardous effect not only on crop plants but also on human health This paper presents the study on the influence of soil pollution with heavy metals on the production quality of some plant types grown in the soil polluted with heavy metals in Holboca area-city Iasi