Robert Frost has a matte finish to the leaves, this plant is glossy. Also, it's not drawstringing, which RF notoriously does most years. This plant also has slightly cupped leaves, RF does not. Leaf shape is wrong, and the variegation is less than one would expect, although variegation does not always develop until the plant is fairly mature. Can't tell you for sure what it is, but definitely not Robert Frost.

Thanks dhaven. It is raining here today so yjat would explain the gloss but not the other characteristics :o (

Look at the hosta in the upper left of the photo--that is how rain looks on a matte finish hosta. Your mystery hosta may be 'regular' rather than truly glossy, but it's not matte.

It reminds me of Tea and Crumpets or its lineage which was according to the HL Carnival x Crepe Suzette.

Tea and Crumpets certainly resembles the mystery hosta, but it's a small, whereas this looks to be a medium or larger, hard to tell from the photo. Raye, how large is the plant, and approximately how old? Whatever may be, it's certainly attractive, and looks to be a good grower as well.

I will put something on it tomorrow for scale if it isn't raining. It is on the larger side, several years old.

it might be the rain.. but is queen Josephine an option ???

ken

Possible, but QJ doesn't have the cupping to the leaves. The mystery hosta appears to have glaucous undersides, while QJ does not.

What about the fragrants, like Dianna Remembered. Is this picture from this spring?

Leaves are too large and are lighter green than QJ. I posted a picture that was made this morning with a glove for scale. I will add a picture of it dry if the rain moves out later today.