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  This cultivar is a sport
of H. 'Mighty Mouse' which was
discovered by
Maria Martinez and
registered by
Walters Gardens,
Inc. of Michigan in 2013. It is a small size plant which grows to about 7
inches in height with a spread of around 14 inches.
The slightly blue-green
foliage has a wide, creamy white marginal variegation. Its leaves are broadly
ovate, intensely wavy and dull on top. The medium lavender, bell-shaped flowers
bloom from June into July.
According to
The Hostapedia by Mark Zilis (2009), "...have not seen in a collection or garden; not available
for sale; may no longer exist."
 Obviously
a hosta by this name exists
since it was registered in 2013.
(Or, it is probably a totally different plant from the
one mentioned by Zilis.)
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 United States Patent: PP26743 (2016)
Abstract: A new and distinct Hosta plant named
‘Mini Skirt’ with coarsely-sinuate cordate leaf blades
having variegation of creamy yellow to creamy white
margins and dark green center and feathering
intermediate colors. The plant habit is short, compact
and rounded with flowering just above foliage, and the
leaves and scapes are thick substance and stiff.
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