These are the competing Alapaha , Ardilla , Atmore , Clarendon , Lynchburg , and Robertsdale series, and the Leefield series. Leefield soils are arenic. Somewhat poorly drained. The soil is saturated to depths of 6 to 24 inches for 2 to 6 months during winter and spring. Cleared areas are used for growing pasture grasses, corn, small grain, soybeans, and truck crops.
Native vegetation is slash, longleaf, and loblolly pine, sweetgum, and some other hardwoods.
The series is of moderate extent. This series is classified as Aeric Paleaquults. With the plinthic feature, it would be classified as Plinthic Aeric Paleaquults if that subgroup was in Soil Taxonomy. The soil moisture regime has features like the Aeric Paleaquults.