It looks to me like Papaver cambricum, formerly known as Meconopsis cambrica, the Welsh Poppy. The leaves tend to start off more rounded, then as the plant matures, they develop into the more typical ones.
Definitely not Welsh poppy, I've got hundreds of them! Could be another type of poppy maybe - it's annoying me as I feel I should recognise it, though it's not something I've grown. Doesn't look weedy though, so wait for some flowers to give more clues!
Thank you all! @nutcutlet that seems to fit, we’ve recently moved in and they seem to have self seeded quite abundantly around the garden. I’m inclined to leave most of them to flower as they look fairly interesting. Are they popular with wildlife?
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It looks to me like Papaver cambricum, formerly known as Meconopsis cambrica, the Welsh Poppy.
The leaves tend to start off more rounded, then as the plant matures, they develop into the more typical ones.
All the best,
pbff
Could be another type of poppy maybe - it's annoying me as I feel I should recognise it, though it's not something I've grown. Doesn't look weedy though, so wait for some flowers to give more clues!
Where's @nutcutlet when we need her??
Chelidonium major, Greater Celandine. In the poppy family, Papaveraceae
In the sticks near Peterborough