Yup, one of my favorite free hitch hikers. I've dug up dozens that self seeded and put them around my beds. they're one of the earliest bloomers in Feb. here in 9a/b. Some of mine this year are very dark violet instead of the more common medium blue. They're also pretty drought resistant and seem to love my lousy, sandy soil. they should be used more, IMO.

This is tough.....the picture is not clear nor close-up. There are so many hostas that have white or golden edges from thin to thick in terms of the inches.. If you can post a better up close photo of the entire hosta, it’s leaf and flower I imagine it could be identified. You may need to wait until it unfurls this year to get answers. Good luck!

Thank you, Floral. Such a big name for such a little plant.

Not Dark Shadows unless it looks vastly different growing under the Oaks in NC. This is grown in mostly shade. Yours, also looks to be grown in much shade or I would think the margin would be more distinct. The glossy leaves make me think it is a fragrant. That would be telling and would lead me to Paradise Sunshine. Star-Kissed has subtle variegation, but mine is showing more contrast a month ago with a little direct sun but mostly house shade. Lakeside Symphony also has subtle variegation, but I think the whole leaf is generally lighter in color.