Thank you!

Newly transplanted after being divided out of a large clump. They'll make a normal mound next year. Wait until they bloom to be sure about the ID given above. Maybe they'll be fragrant?

Yup, not sure of the variety, but they look so long because they're pretty newly divided from a larger clump. You'll get a more accurate representation of them next season.

Thanks! I was thinking about planting them a bit deeper in the ground because many of the leaves/stalks have been damaged in the wind. Any thoughts on this?

Don't do it. They may not look as good this year, but your plants will thank you in years to come. Hostas planted too deeply tend to be short and more subject to crown rot.

tape them up ... that will make them stand up better ...

also. lets revisit this when they bloom .... it will help with the ultimate ID ...

ken

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/moving-a-large-fully-leafed-out-hosta-lots-o-pix-dsvw-vd~2000608

^^^What these guys said.

I am grateful for the guidance! I tied them up with some twine and will have to run out for masking tape! We have so much gardening/planting to do at our house that it gets a bit overwhelming! My dad was nice enough to dig these hostas up from his house and transplant them at my house. fingers crossed that they will thrive where they’re at! Thanks again!