I would agree from your information that it’s not June.......only a few of my leaves have a some corrugation and it’s not as much as above pic. I also think the leaves are not the correct shape. I agree that I might like to have this one......could work very well in the new sun bed I am making....... :-)

like ken says more sun, smaller leaves, alot of leaves.

there are a bunch of them with this coloring. paradigm, pauls glory, september sun etc.

I stand corrected..... lol

Looks like June

It looks like Paradigm to me. I'm not sure exactly why, but it just looks like Paradigm to me. I've never had a June, so can't speak to that. It doesn't strike me as Paul's glory, either. The leaves are rounded, which reminds me of Paradigm, plus the rugosity and the great performance.

So, to support my theory:

June is small - medium, has lavender flowers, average leaf size is 6X4, vein pairs 11-12, blue

September Sun - medium- large, White flowers, average leaf size is 9X7, vein pairs 10-11, green

Paul's Glory - medium- large, lavender flowers, average leaf size is 9X7, vein pairs 10-12, blue

Paradigm - medium- large, White flowers, average leaf size is 11X9, vein pairs 15, blue green

Paradigm has won numerous awards for performance in the garden, so it matches what you say about it still looking good. The photo is not sharp enough to count vein pairs, but it appears to be more than 12. Paradigm has a glaucus back. You mention how corrugated it is and Paradigm is regularly touted for it's corrugation. It is not mentioned on June descriptions, although, as ken says, some of the hosta library photos show corrugation.

Actually, I'd go back and count veins and measure leaves. If you have room for a great hosta that looks like that and is large, choose Paradigm.

bkay

Here’s my paradigm, Front in sun all day, for comparison. Sorry pic didn’t load right.

I think it is June.

Linnea56 maybe you could find out who takes care of the plants for the building and see if they know what it is.........lol...... :-)