So instead of just googling I remembered the Hosta Library and went there, and it does seem that either American Halo or Northern Exposure/Halo could be contenders. I just don't remember those names but I guess that doesn't really mean anything! I'll continue to look through my old notes and records and see what I can find. Interestingly, my friend just moved and invited me to take stuff from her garden. Three days ago I took a baby Northern Exposure (literally about two leaves) because I thought the coloring was lovely. Funny if this is what I already have! Thank you so much for all your help! Much appreciated! :) Dee

I get the feeling that the notification process does not notify of all responses if responses are clustered close together time-wise. I have not had problems posting pictures but I rarely post pictures anyway. The biggest Houzz three problems so far have been (1) not displaying when a post occurred exactly. Instead of saying something like July 5, 2022 09:54AM it now says either "3 weeks ago" or "2 years ago" and in a gardening website, you need to know exactly, in order to put the comment in the proper context. On old posts, I cannot tell if the problem happened in the spring, summer etc. (2) The next error was dropping the display of the location of the poster. (3) the third one is that if logged on under the www.houzz.com, you cannot do searches only in a specific forum. I have to switch to www.gardenweb.com to do that instead. But now, we am going off topic, something other than diggerdee's topic....

Definitely lanternfly. unfortunately you’ll see a lot of them

Please don't laugh, but your rose really reminds me of the photos of Eustacea Vye on HMF. EV looks like it's low thorn, but there are a few on older canes. I don't grow her, so I'm just making a wild guess. She's quite beautiful, as is your rose. Hope you get someone more knowledgeable about ID possibilities than I am. Diane