We are located in North San Diego county:
32151 Old Hwy 395 Bonsall, CA 92003
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It's such a beautiful day! Come to the gardens to explore...take in all the beauty! We have 20 acres of nursery and gardens, 3 ponds stocked with tropical fish, turtles, and frogs, a beautiful shade house full of beautiful plants, and rows and rows of succulents and roses. Come get inspired and let nature heal your soul!
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Hummingbird Attractors
Jackie Jesch • May 26, 2020
What could be nicer than to watch Hummingbirds enjoying flowers in your garden? We have put together the list below from our plant palette here at Waterwise Botanicals to help you invite these precious visitors to your landscape or garden. ENJOY!
Butterfly List
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PerennialsList Item 1
Ajuga reptans ‘Black Scallop’
Anigozanthos hybrid
Centranthus
Gaura lindheimeri
Heuchera sanguinea
Lantana camara
Lavandula angustifolia
Lavandula stoechas
Lobelia laxiflora
Nepeta
Pelargonium
Penstemon "Mountain Bells"
Salvia chiapensis
Salvia greggii
Salvia leucantha
Salvia microphylla
Salvia ‘Waverly’
Stokesia laevis
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CactusList Item 2
Hesperaloe parviflora
Tricholobivia hybrid
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LiliesList Item 3
Alstromeria ‘Meyers Hybrid
Daylilies
Kniphofia uraria
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SucculentsList Item 4
Most Aloes
Tips & Hints
A fun list of 12 compiled truths observed by Jackie Jesch of Waterwise Botanicals located in Bonsall, CA. We can all be a little more like succulents.
Gardening tips for attracting Honey Bees to your garden.
Waterewise Botanicals shares their downloadable list of 37 plants to include in your garden if you want to attract butterflies.
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The comfort plant has so many powerful healing properties and It can be used as an anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal, and additionally contains polyphenols and flavonoids. Do yourself a favor and google "polyphenols and flavonoids". What you'll find will shock and astonish you! These are amazing for your body and your skin! You can purchase the "Comfort Plant" or the juice of the comfort plant called "Soothes It" here at Waterwise Botanicals in Bonsall CA. OR.. to have "Soothes It" shipped directly to your door, you can order it from www.soothes-it.com Watch our full YouTube video by clicking the photo above! Please let us know what you have used "Soothes it" for in the comments!
The comfort plant has so many powerful healing properties and It can be used as an anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, and anti-fungal, and additionally contains polyphenols and flavonoids. Do yourself a favor and google "polyphenols and flavonoids". What you'll find will shock and astonish you! These are amazing for your body and your skin! You can purchase the "Comfort Plant" or the juice of the comfort plant called "Soothes It" here at Waterwise Botanicals in Bonsall CA. OR.. to have "Soothes It" shipped directly to your door, you can order it from www.soothes-it.com Watch our full YouTube video by clicking the photo above! Please let us know what you have used "Soothes it" for in the comments!
Tecoma stans (bell flowers) is a large, fast-growing shrubs that thrive even in high desert heat and flower most of the year with showy, bold masses of yellow, red or orange flowers. They can be large, even to the point of becoming a small tree, up to 10’ tall and almost as wide. Very drought tolerant when established. Can take some colder climates where winters don’t drop below the 20’s, but even in those temperatures, may freeze to the ground, and then re-emerge in the spring. Happy colors! To watch the video on our YouTube channel, please click on the photo above! To check out our varieties of Bell flowers click HERE!
Opuntia Ellisiana is an amazing cactus- It's not only edible, but it's considered a superfood! Eat the pads (tastes like bell pepper!) Add them to tacos, salsa or add them to smoothies for a punch of antioxidants! In the winter, they form the most delicious fruit! Sweet in taste, you can add them to jams or eat them raw! Have you tried the fruit? We want to know in the comments! Tell us how you prepared this amazing fruit! Check out Opuntia Ellisiana on our website by clicking HERE!