Hosta Pizzazz forms a medium to large mound, reaching approximately 50cm-60cm in height, with a spread of up to 125cm at maturity. The plant features ovate to heart-shaped, puckered, blue-green leaves with irregular pale yellow to creamy-white margins. In spring, it develops into a substantial, wide, and dense mound of blue-green, cupped leaves with broad yellow streaky margins that transition to creamy-white as the season progresses. The leaves are corrugated and thick, providing effective resistance to slugs and presenting a unique yet somewhat unruly appearance. In midsummer, the plant produces prolific clusters of nearly white flowers on sturdy scapes measuring 90cm. Hosta Pizzazz is both slug resistant and sun tolerant.