Likely a Peony (Paeonia species), specifically a tree peony or herbaceous peony showing new growth.
Paeonia (species not identifiable from this image)
The image shows a young plant with palmate, somewhat serrated leaves, possibly emerging from the ground or a woody stem. The foliage is primarily green with hints of reddish-brown or bronze on the edges and newer growth, suggesting new leaves unfurling. The overall appearance indicates a deciduous plant that is just beginning its growth cycle for the season.
Learn more about Likely a Peony (Paeonia species), specifically a tree peony or herbaceous peony showing new growth. in the encyclopedia →Care instructions
Based on the appearance, this could be a peony. Peonies generally prefer full sun to partial shade and well-drained soil. They are relatively low-maintenance once established. Ensure consistent moisture, especially during dry periods, but avoid waterlogging. Fertilize in early spring with a balanced fertilizer. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage new growth, though this plant is not yet flowering. Provide support for larger varieties to prevent flopping.