Name of each one is on the image, and the month taken.

And that is it for now. These and their dormant brethren will go into the ground ASAP, which might be another month or at least two weeks.

All the other 80 varieties are still dormant...in the shade, not watered since November,. We've had a winter of temps in the high 50-60's and no freezes, but night time lows in the 40's.

It will be interesting to see how your moved hostas do over the next few years. Did they get at least 6 weeks of dormancy? If so they will most likely be just fine.

They might just need time to adjust to their new surroundings. If not, they will grow, but not thrive over the next couple years.

-Babka

Like you say, I'll keep a watch on them and try to note what happens. Stained Glass is the one which never went dormant, just kept on growing. The plants shown above might just find homes in bigger pots this year, instead of going in the ground. But whatever comes, I'll be keeping track of their progress.

I'm taking notes on the hosta which are thriving in the south here. Note that some of the above tend to be fragrant, which seems to indicate a plantagenea family connection, I think. Which is why I selected them. I really want something with a heavy substance to be more slug resistant, but if I cannot have substance, I'll deal with the slugs somehow. I just cannot smash them though.