They look great together. I'm not sure that's Clifford's Stingray. The stripe down the middle can vary in width, but that's really narrow, and looks cream instead of white. Whatever it is, it's a beautiful hosta.

It's a beautiful combo! Nice pic with the purple Allium in there, too.

I don't have Clifford's Stingray to compare, but are you sure that's not Touch of Class?

It was labeled Clifford Stingray

Good id, sandyslopes, it's almost certainly Touch of Class, and it does look wonderful next to June. Obviously very happy with it's growing conditions as well.

Bluerose--unfortunately, many hostas are mislabeled, even in specialty nurseries. Sometimes this happens at the wholesale end of things, sometimes at the retail outlet or nursery. Not all hosta shoppers put tags back in the right pot, and not all sellers have a hosta expert to deal with mis-tagged plants.

If you haven't already discovered it, hostalibrary.org is a wonderful website, there are photos of over 7000 varieties of hostas, along with descriptions, year registered, and the originator. Your plant looks exactly like a young Touch of Class, and you can see how it will look as it matures, the center variegation becomes a bit larger. Very attractive plant.

I will have to add it back to my list of hostas to buy.

Having a reason to go hosta shopping is always a good thing. :-)

TOC, for sure ..... and an absolutely stunning picture, for sure!