Yesterday, today and tomorrow gets its curious common name from the fact that its blooms open purple and change color every day. A multi-stemmed evergreen shrub with an upright spreading habit of growth.
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The blossoms are a lovely blue-violet when they open, and hold that color for a day or so. The second day, the flowers are lavender, and by the third day, they’ve usually faded to white
It blooms and shows best if it's planted where it will get morning sun but afternoon shade. Fertilize 3 times a year in spring, summer and autumn with a granular fertilizer. It has average water needs. Water regularly and be careful not to overwater. Easily pruned to fit in small garden spaces.