Thanks Jeb I thought it might be :)

Thank you both. Definitely Zizia Aurea/Golden Alexanders

Yes: it's a Helianthus. There are several dwarf/bushy hybrid cultivars that are mostly grown as annuals (although I believe they can overwinter in zones 9 and above), and this looks pretty similar to the 'Suncredible' series that are pretty popular in garden centers thesse days: https://www.lsuagcenter.com/articles/page1623084762361

I've heard Alkanet mentioned in a British gardening group, but I doubt most Americans have heard that name. It sounds very similar to Comphrey. It has agressive rhyzomes and it's an excrllent addition to compost. I searched to see what chemical caused skin irritation, rashes and blisters and it has no toxic chemicals it's the hairs themselves that cause blisters. Maybe Alkanet had convergant evolution with tarrantulas that use their hairs as a defense Lol. What exactly do Comphrey and Alkanet posess that makes them so beneficial for compost?