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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Is Her Name

Real Estate Agent with Sailwinds Realty

February 01, 2014 09:40 PM

A lovely plant that can turn into a tree, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow is her name. A beauty and can be breathtaking in the right settings. The flowers open at a light purple, change to lilac, then to white before fading away completely so you will see all three colors on the her at once. That's why it's called Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; the flowers last just 3 days and change color each day.

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Is It's Name

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow likes a warm to temperate climate, and blooms Fall into Winter. Not too much sun, this girl's from the woodlands of Brazil and needs some shifting shade.

Beautiful as she is, she's also poisonous so don't let children or pets near her especially her seeds. She is part of the nightshade family.

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Joan Cox

House to Home, Inc. - Denver Real Estate - 720-231-6373 - Denver, CO

Denver Real Estate - Selling One Home at a Time

Toni, what a beautiful flower, and amazing it is poisonous. Wish they would grow here, but would not last through the cold weather months.

Feb 01, 2014 10:05 PM

Grant Schneider

Performance Development Strategies - Armonk, NY

Your Coach Helping You Create Successful Outcomes

Toni - that is a beautiful flower. But as you say, it is poisonous. I guess the message I take away is, "Don't judge by looks, things are not always as they seem".

Feb 01, 2014 10:21 PM

Roger D. Mucci

Shaken...with a Twist 216.633.2092 - Euclid, OH

Lets shake things up at your home today!

Yep, she's a beauty. Was yesterday, is today and will be tomorrow.

Feb 01, 2014 10:24 PM

Clint Mckie

Desert Sun Home, commercial Inspections - Carlsbad, NM

Desert Sun Home, Comm. Inspection 1-575-706-5586

Hi Toni,

Kinda makes you think that she is related to the Black widow! OYE. Maybe bot the best plant to have around the house. Beautiful picture.

Have a good Super Bowl Sunday in Trinity.

Best, Clint McKie

Feb 01, 2014 10:33 PM

Toni Weidman

Sailwinds Realty - Trinity, FL

20+ Years Selling Homes in New Port Richey, FL

Sheila - she is so beautiful.

Bliz - no, Ohio probably wouldn't work; and the animals would be a big worry for me too.

Feb 01, 2014 10:39 PM

Toni Weidman

Sailwinds Realty - Trinity, FL

20+ Years Selling Homes in New Port Richey, FL

Joan - no, it wouldn't make it in your area unless you kept it in a pot and took it inside for the winter.

Grant - I wish I had put that in the post. Thanks.

Clint - no, I would worry about cats, and dogs, and, of course, curious children.

Feb 01, 2014 10:42 PM

Amanda S. Davidson

Amanda Davidson Real Estate Group Brokered By Real - Alexandria, VA

Alexandria Virginia Homes For Sale

Toni, how pretty, never would have guessed she's poisonous. Good to admire from afar :

Feb 01, 2014 10:48 PM

Noah Seidenberg

Coldwell Banker - Evanston, IL

Chicagoland and Suburbs (800) 858-7917

Wow Toni, that is nice. I never heard of a Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, thanks for sharing and have a great day

Feb 01, 2014 10:50 PM

Kristin Johnston - REALTOR®

RE/MAX Platinum - Waukesha, WI

Giving Back With Each Home Sold!

Wow how pretty...fitting name since it only lasts three days! Bring on spring

Feb 01, 2014 11:32 PM

Patricia Feager, MBA, CRS, GRI,MRP

DFW FINE PROPERTIES - Flower Mound, TX

Selling Homes Changing Lives

Toni... thanks to you I learned something new and beautiful! That photo makes me smile just like you do!

Have a great day!

Feb 02, 2014 12:31 AM

Toni Weidman

Sailwinds Realty - Trinity, FL

20+ Years Selling Homes in New Port Richey, FL

Amanda - definitely!

It has another name but most folks know it as this one, Noah.

Kristin - it's constantly blooming but the blossoms only last 3 days.

Patricia - you're a sweetie. Thank you.

Feb 02, 2014 02:04 AM

Ron and Alexandra Seigel

Napa Consultants - Carpinteria, CA

Luxury Real Estate Branding, Marketing & Strategy

Toni,

I love this plant, and I am wondering if they do well in California. Wishing you a lovely Sunday, A

Feb 02, 2014 02:44 AM

Mary Douglas

United Country Ponderosa Realty, Red Feather Lakes, Colorado - Red Feather Lakes, CO

REALTOR, Red Feather Lakes, Colorado

"Flowers in winter"....not a phrase in my vocabulary Toni! It's very beautiful, thanks for that today.

Feb 02, 2014 02:45 AM

Rob Thomas

Prestige Homes of The Tri Cities, Inc. CALL....423-341-6954 - Bristol, TN

Bristol TN-VA & Tri Cities Agent, ABR, GRI, e-Pro

Toni ...wish we had some of those right now ...it's been so cold!

Have a great day!

GO BRONCOS!

Feb 02, 2014 04:47 AM

Beth and Richard Witt

New York, NY

The best Retired Brokers !!!!

Toni... Would it grow indoors? I can't wait to see a flower blooming in our garden :-)

Feb 02, 2014 05:26 AM

Toni Weidman

Sailwinds Realty - Trinity, FL

20+ Years Selling Homes in New Port Richey, FL

Yes, but if you have grand kids or pets I wouldn't take that chance. Why not grow African Violets? Mine are always blooming.

Feb 02, 2014 06:45 AM

Belinda Spillman

Aspen Lane Real Estate Colorful Colorado - Aurora, CO

Colorado Living!

Toni, I have never heard of this one. What a beauty she is.

Feb 02, 2014 08:54 AM

Potranco Realty

Potranco Realty - San Antonio, TX

"Sold with Potranco Realty"

Toni, I'm like Belinda and I've never heard of her before, I guess with our stupid cold weather she would like growing her roots here. Thanks for sharing, I'm a gardener at heart and can't believe I've not seen one of these before now.

Feb 02, 2014 10:10 AM

William Johnson

Retired - La Jolla, CA

Retired

Hi Toni, That is very cool and love the colors. I have a trumpet view that also changes color. It blloms whie, chaned to pale pink and then to a solid pink and then dies in its's 3 days of bloom. The first night fragrance is totally amazing.

Feb 02, 2014 01:59 PM

Sharon & Bruce Walter

Keller Williams Realty Lafayette, IN - Lafayette, IN

West Lafayette homes for sale

Toni, what an interesting post. Had never heard of this plant, and it is always fun learning about warm climate flora and fauna that thrive in your Sunshine State!

Feb 02, 2014 05:46 PM