Kind of resembles my frost affected hostas last year. HVX (to my eyes) isn't as evenly dispersed.

Give it a little time. If the new leaves look the same, you have a problem. If the new leaves look normal, it's cold damage. Fertilize them lightly and see what happens. (It could be a fertilizer deficit.) If the news is bad, it won't take any longer to deal with it then than to deal with it now. (Just sanitize the tools and hands that you use anywhere near it until you know.)

bk

It's kinda hard to tell at the relatively small picture size, to my eyes the arching leaf @ the 12 o'clock position looks to have a classic form of HVX, a close-up of said leaf would allow for closer examination....

Pieter

Looks like frost damage to me. If it were HVX there should be sunken deep colored patches which does not show on any of the leaves. bk's 'just to be safe' precautions are in order.

Jon

send a link to chris at hallsons website.. and ask him to come comment here ... i am sure he will ..

ken