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Cultivars with Height of 18 to 20 Feet

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Cultivars with Height of 18 to 20 Feet Listing
Cultivar	Flower Color	Size/ habit	Parentage	Exfoliating Bark ^x	Susceptibility to Powdery Mildew ^z	Susceptibility to Leaf Spot ^y	Fall Color
Centennial Spirit	red/ purple	18' x 8'	indica	fair	MS	S	-
Conestoga	pale lavender	18'/ open arching	indica	fair	R	-	yellow
Near East	light pink	18'/ open spread	indica	fair	R	S	yellow orange
Powhatan	lavender	18'/ upright	indica	fair	MS	MS	yellow orange
Sioux	vivid pink	17' x 14'	hybrid	good	R	R	maroon
Tuskegee	coral-pink	18' x 12'	hybrid	fair/good	R	R	red orange

^x Bark scale: exceptional, great, good, fair

^y Powdery mildew (fungus) susceptibility: VS=very susceptible, S=susc., MS=moderately susc., R=resistant, VR=very resistant

^z Cercospora (fungus) leaf spot susceptibility: VS=very susceptible, S=susc., MS=moderately susc., R=resistant, VR=very resistant