Your description—wide, tough leaves forming a central cup, with pink, prickly-edged “bulbs”—matches a bromeliad (likely an Aechmea or Neoregelia hybrid). These are tropical rainforest plants, not hardy outdoors in freezing temps.
Compare photos at Bromeliad Society International or Bromeliads.info to confirm the exact variety.
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