Masses of mouse-shaped tubular flowers with dark maroon bodies, bright red ears, violet faces complete with white eyes, noses and mouth create quite a stir not only amongst children but all flower lovers. Flowers from late spring until Autumn. Developed by the University of Georgia for both its spectacular flowers and cold hardiness. Best grown in full sun with good drainage in a prominent spot where its flowers can be fully appreciated. Great for containers, ‘Tiny Mice’ is much hardier than other Cupheas. Responds well to trimming. Grows 50cm high by 80cm wide