Rosa glauca or rosa rubifolia 

either name works for this rose.   The rose is a tall shrub rose (7-8 feet tall) that blooms once with single pink blooms in June.  It is hardy to zone 2.  The hips stay on all winter to add a red color to the winter landscape and it is tall enough so the berries stay out of the snow.

Billbergia nutans or Queen's-Tears, a native of Brazil, is one of the most common Bromeliads grown. They are a durable plant for the home -- often withstanding periods of neglect. The flowers come from long hot pink stems.  The petals are green outlined by navy blue,  the sepals are pink outlined by navy blue.  The stamens are yellow and stick out from the flowers.

Calamagrostis

the seed heads are gone but the stems hold up to the cold weather.  The word "Calamagrostis" is derived from the Greek word kalamos (reed) and agrostis (a kind of grass).  Several calamagrostis grow in my yard.  The green one - 'Karl Forester'

The white varigated one - 'Overdam'

The yellow varigated one - 'E-----