Zero Water for 6 weeks!
December 5, 2025
We went 6 weeks without watering, even through several days of high 90-degree temperatures! 🌞💦
Curious how to keep your plants thriving while saving money on your water bill? Come visit Waterwise Botanicals and discover smart, water-efficient solutions for your landscape. From drought-tolerant plants to landscaping tips, we’ll help you create a beautiful yard that’s low-maintenance and sustainable.
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.
23 Plants to Attract Hummingbirds to Your Garden. #WaterWiseBotanicals
Waterewise Botanicals shares their downloadable list of 37 plants to include in your garden if you want to attract butterflies.
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🔥 HOT SHOTS PART DEUX! 🔥 This video is Part 2 of our original HOT SHOTS series: Hot Shots – Fireproof Landscape Plants Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/U605XAVULFk California is currently experiencing heightened fire danger, and selecting the right plants can make a significant difference. In this follow-up video, you’ll learn more of the fire-resistant plants featured in our HOT SHOTS collection and how they can help protect your home and property. 🌿 Explore beautiful FIRE PROOF plant options 🔥 Learn how to create safer, more resilient landscapes 🏡 Discover practical ways to protect your home while keeping your garden stunning. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Waterwise tips and inspiration! Click the image above or click here to watch Part Deux! (Two)
🔥 HOT SHOTS PART DEUX! 🔥 This video is Part 2 of our original HOT SHOTS series: Hot Shots – Fireproof Landscape Plants Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/U605XAVULFk California is currently experiencing heightened fire danger, and selecting the right plants can make a significant difference. In this follow-up video, you’ll learn more of the fire-resistant plants featured in our HOT SHOTS collection and how they can help protect your home and property. 🌿 Explore beautiful FIRE PROOF plant options 🔥 Learn how to create safer, more resilient landscapes 🏡 Discover practical ways to protect your home while keeping your garden stunning. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Waterwise tips and inspiration! Click the image above or click here to watch Part Deux! (Two)
Discover the stunning Agave guiengola — also known as the Triangle Agave! This rare and beautiful species is a showstopper in any landscape. The variegated form features soft blue-green leaves edged in creamy yellow tones that absolutely glow in the sun. Agave guiengola can grow to impressive sizes, forming bold architectural shapes that make it a perfect focal point for waterwise gardens and desert landscapes. It does not do well in frost, however. ✨ Fun fact: The agave snout weevil doesn’t prefer this species — meaning you can plant it with confidence and enjoy its beauty without the usual worry! Whether you’re a collector, a succulent enthusiast, or just love unique statement plants, this agave is a must-see. 🌵 Learn more and explore our full selection of agaves here! To watch our full YouTube video, click here!
Did you know compost can reach temperatures up to 160 degrees? That’s right! In this video, Tom Jesch from Waterwise Botanicals shares some fascinating science behind why compost gets so hot. It’s all thanks to the millions of micro-organisms hard at work! These living organisms feed on nutrients—like nitrogen—and act like tiny engines, generating heat as they break everything down. It’s very similar to how our own bodies work: we eat nutritious food that feeds our billions of cells, which then produce body heat around 98.6 degrees. We love sharing these fun, science-based insights and our passion for the natural world with you. Watch the full YouTube video here! To learn more and experience the magic of nature firsthand, come visit us at: Waterwise Botanicals 32151 Old Hwy395 Bonsall, CA 92003 Open to the public 7 days a week! Monday-Saturday 8am-5pm and Sundays 9am-2pm Free admission and free parking!