probably more likely to be undulata ...

replant.. water.. it will be fine.. especially if you plant it roots down ...

you could have left them on the driveway for a few more weeks .. lol ...

post a pic if you really want an ID ....

ken

Score! Congrats on the free hosta. They'll recover. Keep 'em watered well for the next week or so.

I'd guess more likely you have Undulata (Ken beat me to it), check the link below.

One late fall, my Uncle gave me some mature clumps that he cut into chunks (like a pineapple), 5-15 divisions per chunk, few if any roots on some. but all had thick pieces of crown. Planted and watered them well and they all came up fine in the spring. They want to survive!

Paul

Here is a link that might be useful:

Wow - it matches the pic of undulata perfectly! Thanks for the support, I do feel better now. We're getting a good soaking rain now, so that should help too. I'm not sure the mostly lily clump had any crowns, I guess we'll see. I really don't want to have them all mashed together like that, but like I said, I didn't want to further damage them. I'll try to get them all separated next year. From what I've heard, my FIL had a wildly overgrown set of beds. I might try to get some other divisions from him next year, AFTER he's done the work to separate/revive them!

if you have multiple clumps.. and some free time.. go dissect one of them for the fun of it...

what the heck

ken

My hosta collection is small (something like 60 varieties and 75 total) and an undulata was one of my first purchases and still one of my favorites. It has grown great, even in several hours of morning sun with no burning and the slugs don't bother it. It really is a pretty hosta.
I have others that are more spectacular but I still love my undullata.
I hope you enjoy yours and maybe you have some great day lillies in there, too!
Sunny

LOL... if 60 varieties and 75 total is a SMALL collection, I'm not even at "infant" yet. My mom bought me two last year (which turned out to be stained glass... so pretty). I knew nothing about hostas, so when there was nothing left above ground after the fall, I thought they'd died. Imagine my surprise and delight when they popped back up!

I've since acquired 2 of an unknown variety from a farmer's market (looks like Patriot) and a coworker's mom divided out 4 more (again looking like Patriot) And now the 1 1/2 of the undulata from my father in law. So that's... 3 varieties (maybe 4, since two are unknown), 9 1/2 plants.

I sent my brother in law (who's sort of my surrogate child, living with us) back to my father in law's today to get one more of the undulata (hopefully one plant, not a mix!) and one of a solid green my husband said he saw yesterday. I also ordered 4 of a regal blue from directgardening.com but they haven't arrived yet, and judging from the reviews on davesgarden, I'll be lucky if they're alive when they get here!