Wait for leaves and we can help a lot more. But knowing how common things are at these sales, I'll venture a guess that it is Undulata Albomarginata (which has long white pips as it emerges).

Devon, as densely packed as this hosta grows, do you have any concept of how LARGE it will become? Is it a small/medium perhaps? Has it been green all the time this spring? Do you keep your invoices with the names on there? I always have those available, especially good when I organized my hosta by the source...where I purchased them. Life was much easier that way. :) This post was edited by moccasinlanding on Mon, May 12, 14 at 16:26

From the Hosta Library home page: "2) The Hosta Library welcomes commercial users to link to our site, but not to individual pages. Linking to http://hostalibrary.org/ is appropriate. I still think it could be handy--especially for newbies!!! Anybody 'out there'--from Gardenweb?? :o)

Hi Sheila! I'm going to make a stab at some of your pics., and keep in mind--I'm not an expert like so many others are, but here goes: First one: 'Golden Tiara' ? Second one: Looks like hostafreak's 'Frozen Margarita'? Third: hard for me to tell, it's really so small, yet! Fourth: could it be 'June Fever'? Fifth: pass Sixth: maybe a young 'Krossa Regal'! Twelve: it looks like you might have a 'Honeybells'. front center? What an AWESOME tree trunk!!! Hope it's not a Silver Maple!!! Fifteen: I know what the one on the right is, but can't quite get the name, yet and maybe a 'Pineapple Upside Down Cake' on the left? Twenty: MAYBE a struggling 'Queen Josephine'? I hope I got some of them for you--but you need others to confirm my guesses before you start making labels!! :o)