That is not Autumn Frost or Sleeping Beauty. The shape of your leaves is too long. Sorry, but I don't know what you have there.

-Babka

Is this AF

Could be a young one perhaps. Did it have more blue leaves earlier this year? Autumn Frost has blue centers.

-Babka

Looks just like my Wolverine.

Baba, that top leaf is actually more of a Blue center. It shows green in the photo. Originally I thought the blue one with white margins may be Blue Ivory. The AF (?) is about two years old, did not have blue leaves earlier in the Season and has never bloomed. Perhaps the top leaf is from Autumn Frost? The leaf is about 6" long.

That was my immediate thought too - Wolverine.

I will make that a trifecta for Wolverine (for the first pic).

Thank you everyone. I actually thought it was a Wolverine about 6 years ago when initially trying to ID the plant. That is way before I found you wonderful people and this great site!!

dr. wilkins is a univ of MI grad ...

wolverine was his homage to the maize and blue ...

in spring.. it should be yellow and blue ....

i see in the library.. that effect is variable ... probably as the blue wears off... during the season ... geographic location might matter ... wonder if junkie has a up north coloration for us??? [affect???]

ken

This Wolverine receives some morning sun, which could account for the the color now. I will have to take notice next when it emerges.

might notice it.. if a new leaf emerges now.. ken

Funny story you probably already know, Ken. He also introduced 'Spartan Glory'. "Dr
Jim Wilkins is a proud graduate of the University of Michigan whose
nickname is the "Wolverines". However,
some of his daughters
attended the arch rival school, Michigan State University
who are the
"Spartans". Since he had already created a cultivar named H. 'Wolverine',
this was a good way to maintain peace in the family, I suspect...and
to create a beautiful hosta!" -- plantsgalore.com

Don and Ken thanks for sharing the background on this hosta! I looked at an emerging leaf and it still looks more green. ‍♀️

Sunlight promotes flowers so it's very possible it is growing in too much shade. If you think it is planted too deep, reset/replant it. Another quick fix is to scrape some soil away from the crown with your hand. I have had to do that with a couple of my own this season...and I think it is still rather too hot (for me) to be transplanting. I need to raise a couple but will do it in the spring while the hostas are still in pip form.