These are the closely related Eastham and Hallsbluff soils, and the Annona and Woodville soils. Annona and Woodville soils have an argillic horizon. Annona, Eastham, Hallsbluff, and Woodville soils are on slightly higher terrace positions. Garner soils are moderately well drained and very slowly permeable. Runoff is high.
Water enters the soil rapidly when it is dry and cracked.
Water moves very slowly when the soil is wet. The soil is seasonally wet and water perches on or near the surface for periods of one to two weeks following extended rains in normal years. Planting is delayed in most years for periods of a few days to about three weeks. Used mainly for native pasture with minor areas in improved pasture or cultivation. Native grasses include various bluestems, paspalums, indiangrass, with longleaf uniola and virginia wildrye in shaded areas.