Torenia.

That is exactly it she says! Got me points for figuring it out. Blew my cover. She thought I was watching Adam Sandler play himself and his twin sister and David Spade cross dress.

Yes, that's it! Thank you. I'm going to make this plant into a winter ground cover. It grows so well. Flowering Season: March through August or later with sufficient rainfall. Elevation: Up to 2,000 feet or more. Habitat Preferences: Weedy in Phoenix area, usually associated with ample water, found in yards, open fields, gardens and roadsides. Recorded Range: In North America, this species is currently found in limited geographic areas in CA, AZ, NM and TX. U.S. Weed Information:Hedypnois cretica is an introduced species from the Mediterranean area and spreading across southwest Border States. At this time it is not listed in the USGS Weed Database. Invasive/Noxious Weed Information: No data available. Wetland Indicator: No data available. Threatened/Endangered Information: No data available. Genus Information: 1 species in Hedypnois introduced the United States. Comments: Little information is available on this newcomer introduced plant. Hedypnois cretica or Cretanweed is an introduced species in several southwestern states and is common the localities where it is found. In the Phoenix area it appears to be increasing its geographic range in areas associated with ample water such as yards or near standing water in the normally dry Salt River bottom.

Mmm. This time I'll suggest Caryophyllaceae and leave it to nonmember to clear up the wreckage left by someone speaking from zero knowledge. Oh, all right then, I'll have a go. Agrostemma githago? Is that a possibility in Ca?