I would say it probably isn't Just Joey, either, which seems to have more petals than your rose, too. I just know, I want one of these. I love its delicacy and subtle color. Wow--I have never had the luck to land a rose this lovely by accident. Diane

Hard to tell with the picture, but the middle one looks like Echeveria "raspberry dip" they all look like they want some more light ( tall plants with spaced out leaves) succulents are generally more compact, depending on the genus

The flowers on the second plant really look like ragweed flowers to me. 8 feet tall could be Giant Ragweed, Ambrosia trifida. The leaves I can see in the photo don't look quite right, but a larger image should make it clearer. Or it could be a different species from the two common ones I'm familiar with. USDA lists a bunch of species and I don't have time to go through them now. On a side note, while looking for this I went to the Dan Tenaglia's old Missouri Plants website and discovered that the Missouri Botanical Garden has taken it over and is updating it. That site was the first wildflower ID site I found on the internet back when all this was pretty new and was a real inspiration to me about what you could do along those lines, as well as being a very useful ID tool. It still is, for that matter. I'm really glad it's being continued. WW

Stop the presses! Further looking and I found it - it's called Following Atticus, a NF book by Tom Ryan. I can see now how this happened. Thanks RP.