Considering what we would be looking at if we removed them... Id rather have them. Atleast for now. I wouldn't want to remove them untill I could replace them with something else. Our yard is fairly large and we basically had to start from scratch. Eventually all the natural areas will be cleared(except the trees) and replanted but it will take lots of time and money. Im focused on other areas right now.

I found a plant out by the salt flats. It has orange berries on it. I've never seen it before. Does anyone know what type of plant this is. Thank you.

Oops. The person who posted the picture said it was actually taken in Sacramento, CA which is 9b and does not get as hot as my area. Arum was my first thought, should’ve stuck with that! I have actually never seen arum or arisaema growing where I live. Thank you both.

Aha. Stage rat, I think the problem was that you put in 'flower'. Your photo doesn't show a flower. It shows the fruit only which is a pink container holding orange berries. Inside the berries is the seed. This combination of pink and orange and the four section container is trademark Euonymus. Yours isn't E americanus. That has rough, warty fruit, not smooth. E atropupureus has paler pink capsules. E europaeus is similar to yours, but, sadly, the most likely candidate is the invasive E alatus.