It's one of the best!!
I have two. One has a bit more central color than yours and the other less. The one with less is also quite blue all season and one of my fastest increasing Hosta ( 3 eyes in 09, 11 or 13 last year and 19 eyes this year).
Pretty much slug-proof and nice growth habit.

Ooo, love that one! Chris from Hallson's sent it to me as a bonus plant, so I'm excited!
Karen

You describe it as just about perfect, and that's apt. It stands out in the hosta garden for its colour, form and perfect leaves. The leaves are exceptionally slug resistant.
The colours are beautiful, and become more beautiful as Touch of Class matures. In my garden, surrounded by hostas, Touch of Class beguiles and beckons. It is one of the hostas that I am compelled to visit each day.

I agree with all of the rave reviews above. Like its mother, June, and its grandma, Halcyon, this one is among the very best. If you don't already have them, check out the other great Halcyon offspring: El Nino and Blue Ivory.

I can't say enough good things about it except that it is a little slow growing. It is overall, a stunning hosta.

Touch of Class is one that ALWAYS catches my eye. It's among the last to finally go in the fall. It's nearly perfect all season and is a little more slug resistant than the average hosta.

Oh, and yesterday, I almost did the same thing... buying yet another June... the coloring was sooooo great!

i just bought one - long time coming.
BTW - el nino is to die for :)

I got a free El Nino from Hallson's this year, will double it up with my other one!
Touch of Class was the last Hosta standing in Fall in my garden, great plant.

That's another nice thing about the Halcyon sports is they stay nice until late in the fall.
My El Nino hasn't looked too impressive so far but I see some big juicy eyes coming up. Hopefully last years rains will give it a nice boost.