Cuphea llavea 'Vienco Lavender', I believe.

Didn't we used to call these "freeway daisies?" Seems like they were used along freeways for a while. I think they come in white too. Easy plant, spreads out and has to be kept under control.

I ordered seed for the scarlet flax. I'm not sure if you can get them as plants. Some of the reading I've seen says they don't transplant well. I think I got my original blue-flax through a GW seed swap. :) The yellow/gold variety seems difficult to find commercially and it's latin name has recently changed too, making it more confusing. It -was- Linum rigidum, now it's Linum berlandieri Hook. var. berlandieri. Commonly called plains flax, prairie flax, yellow flax, or stiff-stemmed flax - and it seems to be the type used in flax seed oil and other "healthy" flax stuff, so maybe it can be bought at a health food source ??

Carolina Allspice, Spicebush, Strawberry Shrub, Calycanthus floridus