If you love the Mouse hostas, Mouse on the Moon is going to make you smile. Blue-green leaves are surrounded by creamy white margins, but what really sets this one apart is the way those margins twist, curl and ruffle around the leaf.
 
The result is a hosta that looks almost as though its leaves are dancing. The creamy white margin softens toward light green as summer progresses, giving the plant a changing look without losing its distinctive character.
 
As a sport of Mouse Madness, it brings the familiar charm of the mouse-ear group with an extra dose of movement and texture. It may be small, but it certainly isn't boring.
 
Why You’ll Love It
Blue-green leaves framed by creamy white margins
Highly twisted, wavy and ruffled foliage
A fun addition to your collection of Mouse hostas
Color changes naturally as the season progresses
Sport of H. ‘Mouse Madness’
A distinctive choice for gardeners who love small hostas with big personality
 
Connoisseur’s Corner
Mouse on the Moon continues the fascinating story of the Mouse hostas. It is a sport of H. ‘Mouse Madness’, introduced by Robert Solberg and registered in 2025.
 
What makes this sport especially interesting is what happened to the margin. Instead of simply repeating the look of Mouse Madness, the white margin developed ruffled and twisted growth, creating the unusual movement that gives Mouse on the Moon its personality.
 
It is a great example of why sports are so fascinating to hosta collectors: a familiar plant can produce a variation that takes the original idea in an entirely new direction.