Hosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis forms a medium to large mound, reaching approximately 36cm-45cm in height with a spread of up to 120cm at maturity. It is a slow-growing, low but wide, clump-forming variety of Hosta, characterised by its puckered, ovate to heart-shaped, and corrugated blue-green leaves, which feature creamy-yellow margins. The plant produces narrow stalks that bear racemes of bell-shaped, nearly white flowers on 75cm scapes during the summer. Although very similar to Hosta Frances Williams, this variety is smaller and more tolerant of sunlight. The leaves emerge blue in spring, accented with chartreuse margins. While it is slow to mature, the Hosta Tokudama Flavocircinalis is highly valued for its sun tolerance and resistance to slugs.