Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow Tree is an awesome plant for the Florida landscape. It can either be grown as bush or small tree. It can also be pruned to shape, or formed into a hedge. In the fall and winter it blooms very well. Don't prune after November to encourage the most blooms. It gets its name because blooms tend to begin as a rich purple the first day, fade to a pale purple the second day, and then turn white on the third day just before falling. 
 
This plant is our wedding tree. My wife and I planted this tree as a symbol of our marriage. "I loved you yesterday, I love you today, and I'll love you tomorrow." All of our plants for sale are clones of our original marriage tree. I hope you are equally as blessed as we have been. 
 
Native to Brazil
Florida Friendly
Blooms best in full sun but can be grown in part shade.
Prefers well drained soils but does not tolerate long droughts. 
Can be grown in zones 9-11
 
Available in the following sizes:
1 gal
Rooted Cutting
Rooted Bare Root (shipped without soil to help with shipping costs)
 
Plants are only shipped on Mondays and Tuesdays. This is to avoid plants sitting at a post office or warehouse over a weekend and reducing shipping stress on plants. Plants arrive healthier and quicker when you select priority shipping. Plants ship from Florida. Keep that in mind when deciding to buy and selecting shipping options.
 
No refunds, exchanges, or returns. By purchasing this plant, you are accepting the risk of having plants mailed to you. Fruit of Labor is not responsible for any damages or lost items by the carrier. Please go to the carrier for your refund. Our most common carrier is USPS. Any damaged packages, damaged plants, dead plants or irregular shipping patterns should be claimed through the USPS insurance claims system. All orders come with a standard insurance of up to $100.00. You will need to provide the following for an insurance claim:
Receipt of your order that you can obtain through your order history or email.
Pictures of the package upon arrival
Pictures of the contents upon arrival