Hosta Boyz Toy forms an open mound of 10cm-15cm in height with a spread of up to 50cm at maturity. Named in honour of 'the Boyz' at Naylor Creek, this distinctive plant initially presents bright chartreuse foliage with pointed red leaf tips. Although the red tones gradually fade, the slightly glossy leaves transition to a vivid yellow. In July, it produces brassy scapes reaching 38cm in height, which are proportionate to the clump, showcasing numerous ultraviolet flowers. The leaves exhibit good substance, and the compact clump demonstrates a vigorous growth rate, albeit slow in its early stages. This plant also tolerates more sunlight than most Hostas, achieving optimal coloration with a few hours of direct sunlight.