Anyone know what this is?

J52 thank you. I will Google it!

It’s a type ofMorel mushroom.

wot, it may be an idea to start a fresh post as possibly people have stopped reading this one as the type of plant was identified for merlotgran.
Sorry I have no idea what it is, will be interested to find out.

Can anyone tell me what this, please?

I'd email to Alan Titchmarsh!

I have a baby primula, but didn't know its name
So I asked the Gnet gardeners with hopes they had the same,
I got a lot of answers and some knowledgeable crumbs
And now I know this primula is handy on the drums,
So, I think I'll call it Ringo - He can entertain the seeds
And I'll play him Beatles records when I'm pulling out the weeds,
If he doesn't pull his socks up and enhance my Cottage Theme
He can sit atop the compost playing 'Yellow Submarine'

I only realised that mine had gone walkies when I saw the picture on here
I just called it a primula

D'ya want the little bugger back, Jalima?

I think it's a drumstick primrose

I had one once but I've just realised it has disappeared.

Merlotgran, ever felt invisible?

merlot
how does it feel
When you’re on your own
And no-one CBA to RTWT?

M thanks for making me smile (over and over). Dearie me !

Unbelievable !

Tell them to cancel the cheque!!

Oh, dear God...…

Had your local radio station got a gardening spot, you could email them a picture if they have, or take the picture to a local garden centre they might be able to help.
It's very beautiful and I would love to know what it's called when you find out.
Good luck and thank you for sharing it.

Yes! It's Primula denticulata - drumstick primrose.

Thank you, everyone.

Have you got a better photo. I really dont think the leaves are like aquilegia.
Do tell us when we know for sure.

A Primula Denticulata would be my guess. Otherwise known as a drumstick primrose.

Drumstick primula?

If you send a pic to the RHS at Wisley, they may be able to identify it...however, be warned, they get very snotty unless you are a member. Do you get the Beechgrove Garden on English TV? They are always willing to help. It's made by Tern Television.

Definitely Primula denticulata. Thanks everyone.