'Undulata Albomarginata', does very well here in my garden, 'Bressingham Blue', does not multiply much at all here, but it has continued to slowly get larger and to return every year.'Guacamole' is a hosta I think will suit your garden very well. Your beds are looking very nice!

Thanks for the info Larry... Once again, I picked these up in the ol bag boxes at the local walmart. Which, I refer to as the evil empire.
I do like the blue of Bressingham Blu. I suppose I can live with out it increasing and use it as a specimen plant. However, I plan on using these as fillers in the shade bed. my hopes are that they will multiply and fill in this area.

Do you have a big Hosta, that is blue you really enjoy and does well in our Zone?

If you would like to have some plain green hostas for fillers, I will check out my seed grown plants for new off shoots. They are naturally the most rapidly multiplying plants I have and they form a nice size plant(just plain looking). They are not huge after several years, but too me a good size filler plant.The Albomargenita plants are probably the second fastest multiplying in the garden, I have split them on a few occasions.

Very nice of you to offer.
Right now, I would say that I have about all I can handle. I do appreciate it and the info as well. Thanks for following my blog. I still have to get some pictures of those Astilbe and get them posted.