Hosta Wings of a Prayer will form an upright small to medium clump, reaching a height of 40cm-45cm and spreading up to 60cm at maturity. This sport of Hosta Praying Hands is distinguished by its white margin as opposed to cream. It features a very upright habit with dark green contorted leaves bordered by a crisp white margin. The narrow, tightly folded leaves resemble hands folded in prayer. The margin begins as chartreuse, transitions to yellow, and finally becomes creamy white. In mid to late summer, it produces pale lavender flowers on scapes that can reach up to 70cm in height. Similar to Hosta Praying Hands, it is sun-tolerant and slug-resistant.