Hosta Funny Mouse will form a miniature mound, reaching a height of 15cm-20cm and spreading up to 30cm at maturity. This variety is the reverse variegation of Hosta Snow Mouse, with plants emerging with a clear white border surrounding a blue-green centred leaf, and the border being relatively wide. Distinguished by its deeply cupped foliage, this Hosta exhibits a large, well-spread formation. The blue-green leaves are puckered in texture and notably large, with an almost round shape. It features perfectly proportioned lavender flowers on short scapes of 36cm, held just above the mound during July and August. Like other mouse Hostas, this variety is resistant to slugs and tolerant of sunlight. Hosta Funny Mouse was introduced to the mouse family by Marco Fransen.