Please identify plant

tioga

14 years ago

I have a plant that changes colors daily, I'm told it's a Yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Anybody able to identify it?

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bodiggly
14 years ago
If it is a Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, it is a Brunsfelsia.
tropicalzone7
14 years ago
Its common name is yesterday,today,tommorrow and its a subtropical-tropical shrub that will survive your winters. I believe that each flower last for 3 days and changes colors each day. I think the first day is red, the 2nd day pink, and the 3rd day white. Since the flowers dont all bloom at the same time some flowers will be red, others pink, and others white so you will have all different colors on your shrub each day.
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