Hi Devon, click your username then click Activity to find old comments & posts.

it looks like there's nothing there so I assume all of my old posts are either deleted or archived somewhere far far away nothing there from any recent amount of time and the post I'm talking about is years old so I'm going to assume its

Have you always had the exact same name on here? I have two. This and the one before when there was a problem with Houzz. I deleted one of them and it just keeps popping up active.There is also one I can't remember from Garden Web before Houzz purchased it. I have no idea what it is.

Hi Devon / Devonfawn,

I'm not sure exactly what you are looking for, but there are posts going back to 2015. and beyond. Below are some examples.

Best,

Blanca

[Devon 1[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/grass-in-my-flower-bed-dsvw-vd~2968357)

[Devon 2[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/whats-blooming-dsvw-vd~2986517)

[Devon 3[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/a-new-adventure-dsvw-vd~3498276)

[Devon 4[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/somebody-call-a-medic-dsvw-vd~3527305)

[Devon 5[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/myth-reality-dsvw-vd~3504880)

Update:

It looks like you had another User ID with posts dating even further back (i.e., HU-17497). I found one post in which you were contemplating purchasing 'Autumn Rose Lady' from Komoriya. Perhaps, that is one of the cultivars for which you are searching.

The price of Komoriya bulbs has skyrocketed. If your surviving bulb is a cultivar with mid-striped leaves, you actually made a good investment. Some of us received 'Autumn Pink Lady' in lieu of 'Autumn Rose Lady,' but both are lovely and excellent for breeding. :-)

[Devon - Autumn Rose Lady[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/pretty-flower-dsvw-vd~1722755)

I'm simply amazed to see a Komoriya cultivar growing in the ground (especially one with mid-striped leaves). Can't wait to see her!

Hi Devon,

I remember that conversation about the Autumn Rose Ladies!! Congratulations for bringing this beauty to bloom, a real feat for sure!

And please do (!) post the pictures; we can't wait to see what one looks like grown in the ground!!

Donna

Devon,

Lucky you!!!!! I had a beautiful ARL that flowered just once, then very sadly...she rotted away. I tried everything I could to save her but sadly she went off to hippie heaven :-(((((