I like it!

Its hard not to like bigger leaves :).

That is a massive brunnera leaf - wow!

I had a random brunnera seedling pop up years ago that had white spots along one outside border. I liked it so I left it, it's been coming back reliably every year and I like that uniqueness of it.

That is a tremendous offspring! What wonderful sized leaves it has.

WOWZA! How do you get that on the market?!?! You can make your millions! That is gorgeous.

You can make your millions!

Now you're talking @Thyme2dig NH Zone 5. (My partner keeps telling me I need a paying gig ;))

Are all it's leaves that big, or just that one or a few? Keep us updated as this sport matures! We all want to have an "I was there when..." story when it hits the market.

Hi @deanna in ME Barely zone 6a, more like 5b, that one leaf is the biggest but they all seem larger than any leaf of their parent. (When I become rich and famous I wont forget all my 'lowly' houzz friends ;))

UPDATE (June 2024):

So it wasn't a one off ie a season later the "big leaves" continue.

I moved the 'Sea Heart' from my old place with sandy soil where it had done great to my new place with heavier clay--though not as heavy where I placed it as it is in some parts of the yard. After two years it's really languishing though a B. 'Alexander's Great' is doing very well not far away.