Fernleaf Tansy (Tanecetum vulgare)

@luvsgrtdanes, you are right with the Calceolaria, but I need to know the 2nd name. It's not a cultivar.
To @luvsgrtdanes @ishareflowers @deejay49 ; it's a Calceolaria, but let me know which one.
To @poisondartfrog: these seeds stay viable for several years (at least 4 years here), so if you have some left, you can grow them again.
If you have none left, try to guess the name, before anyone else does.

how about CALCEOLARIA MEXICANA, MEXICAN LADY'S SLIPPER if you wanted the full name

Slipper Flower (Calceolaria mexicana)

I posted this answer on the previous page

CalceolariaHerbeohybrida

@deejay49: Yes, it's Calceolaria mexicana.
You won the packet, so I will add it for you.

@JonnaSudenius , actually Lisa/ishareflowers guessed it first. She mis-typed when posting and immediately edited in the answer. You'll see that her edit time is earlier. I personally saw it happen.

that is ok I just enjoyed the hunt wasting time
It is very pretty congrats Lisa

Okay, I missed that, so I will also send Lisa a packet.

Congratulations Lisa and Deejay.

Congrats!

thank you but lisa did get it before me & I did not see that but thank you .

Okay, I would like to post a game.

I will give a clue each day about a plant that I grow here in my garden. I will allow one guess per person per day. The prize will be a seedy one.

Clue #1
I'm a spring bloomer.

Dianthus

foxglove

Pulmonaria

Canterbury Bells

Lunaria

Siberian Forgetmenot (makes oceans of blue in May, defies shade & drought, but does look like Darth Vader's bad breath when it goes to seed in June - do not know which specie this one is, hence description)

Lily of the Valley?