Clarkia elegans.

no, not that, the flowers are different but thank you

That is a picture of Clarkia elegans. It is also known as C unguiculata. Do some more Googling - it has been developed by seed merchants into many colours both double and single. Yours is nearer the wild species in appearance.

Clarkia unguiculata is the correct name. Clarkia elegans has been applied to two different species (first to C. pulchella and later to C. unguiculata), both of which were previously described under other names.

Thanks for the clarification nonmember. Thus the OP's plant is C unguiculata, formerly C elegans, the name I learned it under.

I bought seed called Godetia and had a plant like this come out and you told me it was clarkia.

Are clarkia and godetia the same thing?

Godetia is Clarkia amoena. The OP's plant is C unguiculata, previously known as C elegans. Same genus, different species.