Brevard, Greenlee and Tate soils formed in colluvium and are on adjacent toe slopes, benches and fans in coves. Well drained and moderately well drained. Runoff is slow. Permeability is moderately rapid to rapid in the upper part and rapid to very rapid in the lower part. Most areas are occasionally flooded but flooding ranges to frequent.
Most areas are in pasture.
The rest is mainly in woodland. The major forages are tall fescue and ladino clover. Yellow poplar, American sycamore, river birch, red maple, black locust, black cherry, eastern hemlock, Virginia pine and eastern white pine are common canopy trees. Understory plant species include ironwood, doghobble, flowering dogwood, rhododendron, grape, green briar, trillium and Christmas fern. The series is of small extent.