Hi everyone, I'm new here! My daughter moved into a 50 year old house, wooded, landscape totally neglected but with just tons of hostas. I took some divisions last year that are coming up and I'd love to figure out what they are. I will post pics and my guesses if I have one. Thanks for helping!
This one we agree is the most beautiful in the yard.
You can see where the leaves are lighter on the bottom of the pic is where it gets more sun. Maybe Paradigm? It's a sizable plant, maybe 4 ft across.

Sum and Substance? Dirty, forgotten about but a treasure to find. In full shade.

Elegans? Very large leaves.

I don't have a guess on this one, but it is very prolific and all over the property

This one is little, like a miniature with adorable little leaves. It multiplied rapidly, has many pips coming up. That's all for now though there are at least 10 more! I have thanked her for buying a hosta farm 😂.

Welcome to the site!

Good guess's just guessing the prolific one could be Honeybells, it looks like it has the correct vein pairs and color of the flower.

Others will be along.

If they are older plants, the first one is likely gold standard. The last might be golden tiara. It looks like it might have some lighter edges.