Phacelia crenulata Sonoran Desert Wildflower (March 15, 2019) — Image by kenne
The Phacelia crenulata is one of many very small (1/2 inch wide and have 5 round lobes) wildflowers that are common across the Sonoran Desert on rocky slopes and near washes. This image was taken along the Sweetwater trail in the Tucson Mountains, west of Tucson.
— kenne
what a beautiful find among the rocks
It reminds me of the Forget-me-Not, I think it me be in the same plant family.
I don’t think so, forget-me-nots are in the borage family. However, they do look alike.