First picture: Remember Me.

Thanks much :) That's what I thought it might be too, but wasn't sure. Haven't seen enough Remember Me, High Society, Ivory Queen, and other light-centered small-ish hostas to be able to tell them apart well enough. Love the combination in that first pic but wish Remember Me and/or High Society weren't as "difficult" as I have read people say they are. Got baby Liberty this year and would like to add a small light-centered hosta to look similar to that pic. Currently have Autumn Frost in that spot, but since they're both light-margined, they look too similar...the contrast would apparently be much more interesting.

I have High Society and it is a slow grower and a small hosta but beautiful and worth the wait. However, I think having Autumn Frost there, echoing your Liberty, would be just as stunning but in a different way.

I have Remember Me, and it is a consistent beauty. High Society was good the first year and a tiny dud the second. Autumn Frost is a consistent beauty, too. Ivory Queen is in its second year and growing nicely. I think it will mature into a real gorgeous thing.

Remember Me, after the "landscape workers" sprayed the yard AND my garden with weed killer earlier this month, thus the brown spots.

Autumn Frost last month, before attaining its full size for the season.

Ivory Queen last month. A very promising baby. I look forward to its mature beauty in future years.

Beautiful, thank you both. My Blue Ivory gets brown spots similar to what your Remember Me got after being sprayed, but I love its look and hence wanted to try First Frost and El Nino this year too. Don't think I like the creaminess of the First Frost in that particular part of the yard as much as I do the whiteness, but both are still very young and don't look like much this year anyway. The yellow tones are beautiful in the corner that was given to Liberty and companions, although right now I still wish I'd gone with Remember Me instead of Autumn Frost...maybe I'll give Remember Me a try after all. I do have a tiny new Ivory Queen too, but there is nothing at all impressive about her right now...hopefully next year she'll look nicer. Yours looks beautiful although still only at a few leaves too.