Viola 'Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow'Flowers change colour from white to blue as they mature Beautiful multicoloured effect Grows well in partial shade Perfect for pots and hanging baskets Viola Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow gets its name from its colour changing flowers which open white and gradually turn to shades of blue as they mature, giving a gorgeous multicoloured effect. Happy in partial shade, its perfect for pots and hanging baskets, and the flowers are very popular with bees and

lime green leaves that beautifully complement the tree’s chestnut-coloured weeping stems

Increases anti-stress and natural repair capabilities

Age of tree at despatch: 2

Rose-pink flowerheads in late summer

reflects traditional British gardening heritage and will last a lifetime

Cell size 3cm x 2

A midi sized hand fork is an essential tool for any gardener

The plastic board front decoration is second-life recycled plastic

Place the plant in the hole so that it sits at the same level in the ground as it did in the pot

It is a naturally occurring

Feed in spring with a slow-release high potash feed such as rose fertiliser

but gardeners know it is still a variety that guarantees growing success