Mine is but a babe, and not worth posting bc the margins haven't gotten all wide and pretty yet. I'm wondering how long it takes for it to mature for people, though.

those are gorgeous!

I just moved my FF to another bed, but I think it will not get enough sun to whiten up the edges. Remember Me is in the same bed and it never loses that yellow tinge either.

I wouldn't say its been a fast grower for me, but steady.

I really love First Frost. By name and appearance it would be appropriate to have one in my Noopiming Garden. I have two similarly colored hostas: El Nino which I received as the free gift from Halson (thank you Chris) and this spring Blue Ivory. Both are presently in the Noopiming Garden but could be moved if I get a First Frost.

I really don't mind the creamy yellow, but El Nino turned to creamy white last year. I really love it. The garden gets good morning sun and is shaded by the house and a distant dinosaur of a silver maple in the pm.

Thanks for the posts. Love your hostas. I have really been tempted to buy FF but hadn't had a place to plant it. I do now.

Theresa

So is it generally a good idea to plant FF where it can get enough sun for the edges to whiten? Since it's a blue, I planted it in more considerable shade than most my hosta.

I would say so, weekendweeder. It would probably grow faster with more sun, too. You might lose some of the blue later in the season if it gets hot, of course. I do like my blues to stay blue as long as possible so I keep those in the shade....and sacrifice the white edges.

Sidney: your FF is gorgeous. Coll: yours is too! Waiting for mine to look like these.

Sidney and Coll beautiful photos!!