Hosta Glad Tidings forms a medium-sized mound reaching heights of 36cm-40cm, with a spread of up to 55cm at maturity. The plant features thick, chartreuse-yellow, heart-shaped leaves that overlap at varying angles, providing a distinctive texture. Initially emerging as chartreuse, the leaves gradually transition to a golden hue over the season, enhancing sun tolerance. This variety boasts vibrant yellow foliage throughout the season and is sun tolerant. It is a yellow variant of the typically challenging Hosta Glad Rags. The foliage possesses a thick substance, making it predominantly resistant to slugs. The somewhat unruly foliage forms an upright clump. Pale lavender flowers appear on 50cm scapes, blooming in July.