I don't know about Valley's Glacier, but I think First Frost is a great hosta... my favorite of the white=edged Halcyon's is actually El Nino, which emerges with the crisp white margin on good blue and stays that way all season. FF actually emerges more yellow on greenish blue, then eventually goes through cream edges to white and gets somewhat bluer... There are several coming along as wider=margined versions, but wider margin is not always better, sometimes leading to more tearing, deterioration, etc. The proportion of margin to blue leaf on El Nino is perfect to my eye...

not sure why we want a smaller Sagae, but people seem to like Ivory Coast

"Super Sagae" ??? is that really the best we can do for a name???

Risky Business doesn't actually look like a Striptease sport... since it has a clear white center, it doesn't have a "strip" to indicate it belongs to the family. I was a little disappointed in it, only to find that people often remark on it. Upon reassessment, it may not be much as a Striptease sport, but it might actually be the best, easiest growing, most attractive white centered hosta I grow.

I finally submitted my order, subject to additions before shipping time!
I agree with the comment about Hosta names. I'm not shy about giving some more imaginative names after I plant them in the garden! Since I don't enter the Hosta cut-leaf competition anymore, who would know (or care)!
The one's with wide white edges, such as 'Christmas Pageant', seem to do well for me. The one's with thin leaves, like 'Stained Glass', are the poorest performers here, even in full shade. They are often gone by late summer.

Great Hostas, Lois and great photos! I have a location in mind for 'First Frost', as I'm having to move 'Rainforest Sunrise' to a more shady location. Even our morning sun is too intense for it. Will have to see if it's a suitable location for a tardiana.