The shrub with flowers that change from dark purple ("Tomorrow") to light purple ("Today") to white ("Yesterday") is Brunfelsia, commonly called "Yesterday-Today-and-Tomorrow."
Species/cultivars: Brunfelsia pauciflora (syn. B. calycina 'Floribunda'), B. grandiflora, B. australis. All are similar: evergreen shrubs 6–8 feet tall, native to South America.
Care in South Texas (Zone 9):
Protect from hard freezes. In containers, move to a garage or covered patio below 30°F.
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