I don't know too many here right now, but there is a Hosta Society in OKC that meets at Will Rogers Garden Center if you are near here. Here's some info I got from the Oklahoma Horticultural Society web page:

OKLAHOMA HOSTA SOCIETY (Gardening in the Shade)
Meets 4th Thursday 7:00 PM, March thru October at the Will Rogers Garden Center, OKC.
Contact is: Pam at pamnjay@cox.net

I have a few, but am not a Hostaholic. The few I have are ones that I love, and I've lost a few, too. I really would like to grow 'Remember Me' again for personal reasons, and it's a beautiful little Hosta. I also have 'Sum & Substance' which I have had for about 10 years now, and 'Titanic' which is a sport of S&S, 'Night Before Xmas' and 'Blue Angel'. I have one with lime green foliage, but don't recall the name since the tag has been lost.

I had a couple that developed the Hosta X virus so I threw them out.

I imagine you have a list a mile long as do most Hosta lovers.

I switched my garden to a Butterfly/Native plant garden several years ago and stopped focusing so much on shade gardening. But I have some nice shade plants, like Acanthus mollis, variegated Solomon's Seal, variegated Disporum, Hellebore orientalis, Arisaema triphyllums, Aeculus parviflora, oakleaf Hydrangea, Idigofera kirilowii, Meadow Rue 'Illuminator', Spigelia marilandica, Lobelia cardinalis, Arum maculatums, Campanulas, Lady Bells, Aristolochia clematitis, Begonia grandis, Spicebush, several other things here and there.

I do really like the big Hostas, huh?

Susan

Susan, are you coming to the swap? I'd love to meet you (to share stories about friends in common). And I would like to discuss shade gardening with you. Your list of plants sound lovely. I, too, have some hosta but have grown weary with the Hosta Virus X. Kinda too the pleasure out. I haven't added any new in years.