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Hello!

When this first started growing I thought it was a poppy.

It does not look like a poppy anymore?

Anyone know what it is?

Thankyou!
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That looks like a poppy to me, specifically Papaver somniferum.

Here is a web page with more pictures of it, for comparison:
https://keyserver.lucidcentral.org/weeds/data/media/Html/papaver_somniferum.htm

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Oh, great! I haven't had a poppy this large before so I thought maybe I was wrong earlier!

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