It looks like "Francee" to me.

Btw it was my first Hosta, (I now have about 90 cultivars),

some other good ones to start out with (inexpensive, vigorous, forgiving)

Blue Angel (XL)
Patriot (Med)
Sum And Substance (XL)
Guacamole (L)
Fragrant Bouquet(L)
"Elegans"(XL)
Gold Standard (Med)
Halcyon(Med)

A few tips for Hostas

1. don't plant to deep

2.Enrich the soil with manure and peat moss (drainage is important,

3. morning sun is better than mid-day or afternoon sun, all the above varieties are pretty tolerant of a wide variety of conditions

4, Blue Hostas are better in the shade, gold or green hostas can take more sun.

5. Hostas like lots of water,

6, Beware of HVX virus at big box stores (Google it)

Pictured is "Halcyon"

There are many very knowledgeable people to give advice here.

You will surely be enabled on this site to plant lots and lots of different varieties........

Cheers
James

Thank you James. This is another one my mother gave me without any id. I planted it last year.

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