This plant, Lantana Urticoides, always catches my eye while walking around St. Edward’s campus. This decidious shrub has orange and yellow flowers appearing from April to October. It is native and thrives in Arizona and Texas because it is drought tolerant and resistant to disease, pests, and deer. Because of these traits, some may call this plant a pesky weed, but, to me, the flowers are colorful and eye-catching. They also attract butterflies, bees, and birds, providing food and shelter.
My iNaturalist post can be found here