Lory Paredes gave me cuttings from her Borneo creeper years before I retired. They languished in front of our house, possibly because of the traffic on P. Tuazon Boulevard, but flourished in front of my sister Alice's apartment. According to Lory the creeper is popularly known as "Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow" because its flowers are red when they first appear, turn pink the second day, and then turn white the third day.