The Hosta Hollywood Doppelganger forms a substantial mound, reaching heights of 60cm-75cm with a spread of up to 100cm at maturity. This large sport of Abba Dabba Do initially emerges looking distinct from its parent plant. However, by mid-season (end of June, depending on climate and light conditions), it transforms into a blue-green centred Hosta featuring attractive grey veining within the leaves. The leaf edges transition from gold to creamy white over time. This Hosta produces nearly white flowers on long scapes that can reach up to 100cm, flowering from July onwards. It creates an elegant and sophisticated clump like Abba Dabba Do. The midseason leaves display cream edges, while springtime leaves exhibit golden edges. As far as is known, this variety is resistant to slugs and likely tolerant of sun exposure. The Hosta Hollywood Doppelganger is a distinguished member of our Special Collection.