HU-64...24, I'm a firm believer in going with the local trends. Zoysia is not a popular choice in PHO for whatever reasons. You can give it a try. There are varieties of all the ones you mention, and they do not all have the same characteristics, so look for zoysia installations and see what you think. In most large cities you can find various grass types in use at places like museums, zoos, and botanical gardens. I am reasonably certain that ASU uses only seeded bermuda, so I can save you the time of looking there. Their stadium grounds are separate from the general university and uses only hybrid bermuda. You can check local nurseries to see if any of them sell zoysia, and ask to see some installations. Check nurseries in/near Scottsdale, because zoysia can be expensive to maintain.

Don't know for certain, but perhaps lady bells, Adenophora. For me here in Oregon, it traveled underground and self-seeded prolifically. Took me a while, but I finally got rid of all of it. Would have kept it if better behaved.

Compare to marshelder, Iva xanthifolia. hortster

exubery azelia.. whatever that adds... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=exbury+azalea+orange&t=ffcm&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images its a rather garish color .. lol.. but just so stunning this time of year when everything else seems to be so pastel ... too bad it doesnt smell with the gusto of its color.. lol ... ive always had one in my garden over the decades .. ken