Grady soils are clayey, poorly drained, and in depressions on uplands or along shallow drainageways. Lucy and Wagram soils have a 20 to 40 inch thick sandy surface layer. Red Bay soils have dark red colors in all subhorizons of the Bt horizon. Vaucluse soils are on upland slope breaks and have the upper boundary of a brittle layer within 36 inches of the soil surface. Mostly used for growing cotton, corn, tobacco, and peanuts.
Some areas are in pasture and forest.
Forest species are longleaf pine, shortleaf pine, loblolly pine, and some oaks, hickory, and dogwood. The series is of large extent.