It's not All Gold, but it might look something like this

I am very late to the yellow hosta party as well. I just thought yellow leaves will look like dying plants...and now I love them. I am a bit more careful with their placement but to my eyes they really bring a nice pop!

I am a sucker for a yellow Hosta. They are all over my garden. I feel they add a special brightness to my shady garden. They look good next to anything. Seriously, a green/white next to a yellow looks great. A blue-variegated next to yellow looks awesome. I have one section of my garden that is yellows and dark/medium greens together, and another area that is yellows and blues together. Most of the yellows are more sun tolerant, but not all. I have Mango Salsa is nearly full sun in zone 7B, and it rocks!

Yellow in the garden adds sparkle.

Yellow hosta leaves, whether yellow all over or almost so, are beautiful. Here's Brother Stephan with green rims, and Sun Power yellow all over. Last pic is Paul's Glory.

I LOVE yellow leaves. Chartreuse works for me too.

I wish we also had maroon/violet/red leaf hostas. I have to find non-hosta plants to get that dark red leaf color for my gardens. Here in New England there aren't many of those that grow in the shade. Most of my garden is shade, so slim pickins.

What is the edger in the middle picture? I love the texture, the colors and the variety of plants. Magnificent!!!

Are you talking about the dark green line of ground cover two pics up, and again four pics up? That's English (European) ginger. Outrageously expensive around here, but it spreads fast both underground and by seed dropped right under the parent plants. Cheaper if your neighbor gives you his sick ones for free and you successfully overwinter them. Full shade to partial shade. Beautiful dark green foliage, dense growth pattern. Easy to split.

Yes, and I have been looking for it but my stay-at-home has hampered me in my quest. I guess 1500 miles is a little far for a cup of tea and spring of ginger. I am tenacious and will find it somewhere in my neighborhood, even if it seems "over the rainbow." lol

Your local nurseries should carry English ginger. Maybe you can pick up a pot curb-side.

Maui seems to be slow grower for me. I love gold hostas and have entire beds made out of gold hostas. Who cares what designer book tells you... lol

there are so many worthy specimens!!!

Lindalana, please post pics of your entire beds of gold hostas!!! I want to see.

It is coming. Thankfully not everything was unfurled when vortex hit.

Do you have photos from last June too? That would show what an all-yellow bed looks like when fully fluffed out. I am so excited to see it.

Thank you everyone for pics of your gardens with gold/yellow/chartreuse hostas. I think I am sold! There's also a heuchera in 'Citronella' I may add if I find it!

That's a good yellow Heuchera. I've had several of those for years. They last longer than some of the Heuchs, which just fail for no particular reason.

Liquidfeet, you make great photography pics. This is my goal for the season. Document and know what I have. Has been learning experience. I have one pretty shady area which I call my Gold coast. It contains, Whiskey Sour, LS Contender, Rosedal Knox, Butter yellow, Midnight Sun, Jim Cooper, Piedmont Gold, Golden Sculpture and Centerfold. It has been a process for 2 years , so looking forward to it this year.

Smartphone camera feature makes all the difference for taking garden pictures. Getting this phone (I converted from flip phone late in the game) turned me into a daily photographer. I keep my phone on me in the garden, so the camera is always there. I've needed to keep the phone in a ziplock bag to keep the dirt out of it, though.