Description
Three Colors of Flowers on One Plant
Yesterday Today and Tomorrow (Brunfelsia pauciflora) is one of nature’s most magical flowering shrubs. Each flower opens deep purple, fades to lavender the next day, and turns white by the third day — creating a stunning display of three different colors blooming simultaneously on the same plant.
What You’ll Receive
Use the size selector above to choose your preferred plant size. Each plant is carefully inspected, professionally packaged with the root system protected, and shipped to arrive healthy and ready to grow. Larger sizes are more established with stronger root systems, giving you a head start in the garden.
Plant Care & Growing Guide
Light: Partial shade to filtered sun. Morning sun with afternoon shade is ideal. Too much direct sun can bleach flowers; too little shade reduces blooming.
Water: Keep soil consistently moist during the growing season. Reduce watering in winter. Good drainage is essential to prevent root rot.
Soil: Rich, acidic, well-draining soil (pH 5.5–6.5). Amend with peat moss or compost for best results.
Temperature & Hardiness: Hardy in USDA Zones 9–12. Sensitive to frost — protect when temperatures drop below 30°F. Excellent container plant for colder zones.
Seasonal Maintenance
Spring: Peak bloom season. Feed with acidic fertilizer every 2–4 weeks. Enjoy the tri-color flower show and sweet fragrance.
Summer: Continue feeding. Prune after the main flowering flush to maintain shape. May produce sporadic blooms through summer.
Fall: Reduce fertilizer. Move container plants indoors before first frost threat.
Winter: Indoors, place near a bright window. Reduce watering. The plant may drop some leaves — this is normal during dormancy.
Why Grow Yesterday Today and Tomorrow?
No other plant delivers this kind of flower show. Visitors will do a double-take when they see purple, lavender, and white blooms all on the same branch. The sweet fragrance carries on warm breezes, making it perfect near patios, entryways, and windows. It’s a guaranteed conversation starter in any garden or container collection.
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