Hosta Eagles Nest Light Shade which changes to cream as

which changes to cream as the season progresses

similar to Helleborus 'Wester Flisk'

deer-resistant bush smothered all summer in terminal spikes of blue-violet flowers (RHS 89D)

an easy-to-grow evergreen fern

is shared by two very different and unrelated plants

Hosta Eagles Nest Light Shade which changes to cream asThis is certainly the most unique of the mutations of the famed Hosta 'Sum and Substance'. Hosta 'Eagles Nest' forms very thick, cupped green leaves, each surrounded by a wide golden border. From the "feel" of the foliage, smaller stature, and slower growth rate, I suspect this is a tetraploid. The smaller than normal, 3' wide clump is topped in late summer with 2' tall scapes of light lavender flowers. I think you are going to really like this one.