In my very humble opinion, it does not look like Majesty which seems to have a much wider margin, coming from Sagae lineage. Majesty seems to have a much more upright dense clump of leaves which is unlike your third pic where the clump seems to cascade. Also when I enlarge you last photo, it seems the flowers are pale lavender, but it is really difficult to see without a closeup. I bet someone in the forum can nail this for you.

debra

Maybe "silk kimono".

Antioch?

Geez, I looked both of those up, it could be either one. Does Antioch emerge with those nice yellow margins?

It's neither of those, as the vein pairs don't match. Antioch has differently shaped flowers.

Are the flowers fragrant? The reason I ask is that several of the fragrants come up with yellow margins and turn to white in the summer.

bk

Thanks all! I feel a bit better since it seems like there's a few possible options. I'm sorry, bkay, I never noticed if the flowers were fragrant. I will take note this July.

Good luck with all that. You will need it. Often a process of elimination. It can take years to positively ID an hosta. I have 2 small/med blues with slight differences and was able to ID one last year as a Halcyon by the bloom time - the other I still don't know - maybe I'll work on that this year! I have a Blue Angel that through process of elimination I decided was BA but I do remain open to it being something else. Once bought a bare-root Gold Standard from Aldi, when it finally grew up years later I looked at 100 photos of GS and could find only 1 photo that looked like mine! It is a GS.

I have one that looks like your's above. It remains a NOID. So I do hope you ID yours. There can be so many variables and lack of interest in this location and hosta so I never tried. It would be nice to know what it is- besides just Hosta!

So what have you narrowed it down to?

Oh, by the way, there are like 8000 varieties (10 years ago?)!

Jenn...I don’t know what that hosta is, but I am absolutely charmed by the glimpses of your garden in these photos. Lots of hostas obviously, and a fern poking up, and an amazing moss covered rock, and a tall ‘summertime’ pot with lovely trailing things. Someone obviously spends a lot of time pulling weeds because there aren’t any! What are the tiny white bell-like flowers just behind the mystery hosta in the first photo?

jan

Thank you! I have been doing quite a lot of weeding while stuck at home. We're still on a strict stay at home order in my area. The white bell shaped flowers are leucojum aestiva - summer snowflake.

Bkay, what do you mean about the vein pairs? I'm not sure I understand.

I have looked up pictures of "Antioch" and it really looks quite like that in flower...