Possibly Epiphyllum oxypetalum (Queen of the Night) which is an old pass-along type epiphytic cacti houseplant. Have you ever seen it bloom? Does it bloom at night?

Agree with seedmoney on C ID. A. a Crassula (can't think of possible species now) B. Sedum praealtum (longer name using dendroideum, but this one ought to do) D. a Kalanchoe, likely one of the named '________ Bells' E. Sedum 'Super Burro's Tail' (it has other names used for it as well)

Agreed, definately a Bromeliad which is a tropical (family of Pineapple). Perhaps do an image search re: Bromeliad & see what photos might match your plant. Maybe an Achmea, but I don't recall them having spines on their edges.

peruse a few of the posts in the name that plant forum.. and see the type of pix you need for good IDs ... these pix are near useless for ID purposes.. though chris gives it a yeomans try ... there is a west coast conifer.. that looks like the juniper suggested.. but the name is escaping this MI boy .... if you take a walk around the area.. and snap your own GOOD pix .... and post them to the name that plant forum.. including location.. big city name.. those peeps can ID anything .. with the benefit you know they will grow where you are.. include local parks .. arborteums.. and nurseries ...which of course.. should have labeled plants ... ken psw: btw... that second pic looks heavily photoshopped ... something about the balls under the trees in dead center ... which makes me question the whole thing ...