Without knowing what you have, this is difficult to answer. Perhaps you could share w/ us what you have blooming or going to seed...?

Thanks!
Andrea

antioch, August moon, Aureo marginata, Blue Angel, Elegans, Love Pat, Krossa Regal, Gold Regal, Squash casserole, sweet Home Chicago, Bobbie Sue, Radiant edger, leola Fraim, Bright lights, Ebb Tide, Gold Standard, Royal Standard, strip tease Thunderbolt, halcyon, Gold edger, brim cup, Abiqui drinking gourd, Christmas tree, Night before Christmas, Cliffords sting ray....did I say Wide Brim? Stained glass, Guacamole, Tokudama Flavocircunalis, Whirlwing, Sagea, Candy hearts, Francis Williams,
Plantagenea as well as the usual bits and pieces of undulata and univittia here and there...
As well as others that don't look like they will bloom this year.
What will produce viable seed that might have any possibilty of being "interesting"?
Linda C

Well, many hybridizers would argue that if it isn't from a streaky plant, there isn't much of a point b/c they will be 99% "plain green". LOL

However, I personally LOVE green hostas and have found that I've been fortunate and gotten blue and yellow seedlings also. What you won't end up w/ is anything variegated or margined, etc.

That being said, for overall shape, etc...these are ones from your list that I've either had some fun seedlings from or think that they might be cool:

August Moon
Blue Angel
Elegans
Love Pat (fun to see if you get cupping)
Krossa Regal - don't think you'll get pods...sterile
Squash Casserole
Ebb Tide - if you get seeds, definitely grow them!
Guacamole - reluctant to set pods and my seedlings were weak
Plantaginea - reluctant to set pods...sometimes selfs and you get nice seedlings
Frances Williams - a baby makin' machine lol

Ok, you have a lot of hostas here. LOL I'm not sure on fertility of them all...maybe an experienced hybridizer here will help out.

If you're interested in hybridizing, I can post my list of unstable streaky-leaved hostas that would make good pod parents. Don

Not really interested in hybridizing...but thinking that maybe next December, I might be suffering Hosta withdrawal and thinking of putting some seeds in a pot and wondering which plants might offer the seeds that would be most likely to make baby hosta.....and perhaps offer interesting babies.
Linda C