It’s hard to think of a more iconic combination than peanut butter and jelly. Each one alone tastes fine, but when put together, they make a delicious sweet and salty snack that’s hard to pass up. The same logic can be used in the plant world when looking at the best plant combinations -what are plants that are great alone, but together are perfection?

Look through some of our favorite cold-climate plant pairings that are sure to make your garden pop! Learn more about each plant by clicking on their name.

Clockwise from top: Lotus Moon^™ Pearlbush, Matcha Ball^® Ash Leaf Spirea,
Toscana^™ Barberry, Limoncello^™ Barberry, and Lambrusco^™ Barberry

Top to Bottom: Shining Sensation^™ Weigelia and Cool Splash^® Dwarf Bush Honeysuckle

Clockwise from top: White Diamonds^® Panicle Hydrangea, Fireside^® Ninebark,
and Jetstream^™ Oakleaf Hydrangea

Left to right: Lotty’s^® Love Rose, Iceberg Alley^® Sageleaf Willow, and
Strawberry Sundae^® Panicle Hydrangea

Top to Bottom: Cotton Candy^™ Phlox, Grape Lollipop^™ Phlox, and Limoncello^™ Barberry

Top to Bottom: Strawberry Sundae^® Panicle Hydrangea, Tiger Eyes^® Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac, Little Devil^™ Ninebark, and more Strawberry Sundae^®