BeeWorthy Farms

BeeWorthy Farms People and Pollinators! San Diego grown flowers. Woman-owned. https://linktr.ee/BeeWorthyFarms

Earth Day. A beautiful day to recognize the life, death, rebirth cycles that are as much a part of nature as they are i...
04/22/2026

Earth Day. A beautiful day to recognize the life, death, rebirth cycles that are as much a part of nature as they are in our own lives.

In the garden, these ranunculus are long past ready to be dug up, a task I usually plan for after Mother’s Day. But this year has shaken things up. For the past month since the last ranunculus bloom was harvested, the farm has been in a bit of a holding pattern.

So many blooms leaving the farm in packed buckets, bouquets arriving in my friend’s shops to go home with you, smiling faces appreciating the serenity of the land. Loads of summer blooms and fall Lisianthus getting nestled into the soil. So full, yet, so still.

This usual spring bonanza has just been landing differently here. I suppose it is the world events and the broader reawakening of so many souls. Souls with deep connection to Mother Earth seeing clearly what reality we are in versus the one we’ve been illusioned to think we to live in. What reality will we give our one precious life to?

In this pause between the moments of the last bloom and the next, we are gifted with a time to compost, store, and renourish. We are gifted with a moment of reflection if we choose to take it. A moment to reconnect with our why and root back into Mother Earth. A moment to align with those in our community ready to lay down our comfortable discontent and use our actions to speak louder than this false perception of hopelessness.

On this Earth Day, take a moment to see how strong and resilient you are when you ground down into Mother Earth. And take a moment to hear her cries for help. We can hold both.

Grow plants, eat with care and consciousness, live lightly, and live with joy. Feed the parts of you that know how to be rooted, kind, and whole.

04/16/2026

Foundations in Land stewardship starts on Saturday, May 2. We are so excited to lift up the voices of the farmers in our community, to share their knowledge of working with the land and nurturing their communities.

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🌿 Foundations in Land Stewardship 🌿

We invite you to our three-month, in-person farm school — a space to grow your connection to the land, food, and community.

Together, we’ll:
🥕 Visit farms across San Diego County
🥕 Learn from experienced farmers and land stewards
🥕 Get hands-on with real-world projects
🥕 Reflect and integrate what we’re learning

Saturdays | 9am–2pm | May 2 – August 1
Scholarships available

Whether you’re just beginning or deepening your connection to the land, this program is for you.

✨ Links in bio to learn more — we can’t wait to grow with you!

Are you looking to deepen your connection to your craft, while in a nurturing and supportive space? Do you want to be o...
03/23/2026

Are you looking to deepen your connection to your craft, while in a nurturing and supportive space? Do you want to be outdoors, with the farm as your art space? Do you want to teach your craft to our Bloom Club community?

We are looking for our 2026 artist-in-residents and want to meet YOU and learn about your craft.

Join us for a casual day on the farm to learn more about the program. Bring your art supplies or use our dried flowers.

No registration required. Attendance limited to artists.

Happy Spring Equinox! I swear spring is here- or at least will come back, errrr, I promise it’s not summer yet. At lea...
03/20/2026

Happy Spring Equinox! I swear spring is here- or at least will come back, errrr, I promise it’s not summer yet. At least that’s what I’ve telling all my cool season flowers!

BeeWorthy has been buzzing with activity! Launching the San Diego Flower Collective. Building out the team (Dusty is in love). Saying hi to remembered favorites (I’m looking at your snapdragons) and meeting new spring blooms. Bringing our bouquets back to and Fox Point Farms.

What are we most stoked on?? Welcoming people back to the garden. Bloom Club starts this Sunday and the container is only open for 1 more week. Join us on the farm for weekly u-picks, community, and member-only workshops. We won’t open up again until May, so join now to get the best of our spring blooms.

Link in bio to register!

May you meet spring as it appears, ready to launch forth all your budding ideas, hopes and dreams. May you be well resourced to nurture them into fruition.

Spring blessings,
Cat

03/19/2026

Bloom Club season 2026 is here! What is Bloom Club? In a literal way, it’s a subscription, all-access pass to BeeWorthy Farms every Sunday morning from 10-12.

During your weekly retreat in the gardens, you will u-pick your own season blooms to design your own bouquet. The gardens are open for picking fresh herbs, quiet moments alone to reflect and friendly chatter with new (and familiar) friends. Once a month, we invite a local artist to share their craft with us.

Bloom Club is about intentionally gathering, unlocking your creativity and recharging in a nurturing space.

We only open up Bloom Club 5 times throughout the season and limit participants to build a trusted container.

Registration is open now through March 29th. First day orientations are March 22nd and March 29th.

Sign up through the link in our bio or drop a 💐 in the comments and we will send you all the details!

We look forward to welcoming you into the garden.

A moment in the flowers, when a friend joined and said “oh hey, did you hear about all the butterflies?”The story goes f...
03/10/2026

A moment in the flowers, when a friend joined and said “oh hey, did you hear about all the butterflies?”

The story goes folks were enjoying a hot sunny day on the beach when all of sudden they were inundated with butterflies!! And soon after, a cold breeze swept through knocking over all the umbrellas.

What bravery and instinct does it take to be swept out to sea and trust to float along the winds to bring you back on your path?

Sometimes we don’t always logically know where we are going. One moment things feel daunting and scary while the next feels liberating, empowering and beyond connected.

*sigh*

Just as it should be, the ebbs and the flows. And for now, I’ll just pause on that thinking thing. Just for a moment. And just be.

03/06/2026

Bouquets are back!! And we are so grateful to our friends for offering them at their farms! Come on out and share in this joy!

💐Saturdays 9-12
💐Thursdays until supplies run out at

And can I say how refreshing and good it feels to design again? In this moment, it’s just enough to move extra blooms, light me up, and not feel draining. And it feels especially good to work with two of my good friends in partnership again. Because being in community and remembering that I don’t have to do all the things is my daily mantra right now!

Reminder:When you buy flowers from your local farm this year, you are not adopting the bucket.🪣 please return the bucket...
03/04/2026

Reminder:

When you buy flowers from your local farm this year, you are not adopting the bucket.

🪣 please return the buckets.

Farming margins are thin.
Infrastructure matters.

The innocent
“I will bring this back next week”
Has statistically never happened.

Shoutout to all the homies who have silently returned buckets to the picnic tables over the seasons. I see you! Thank you!

Before I left town, I took it all in. 3 weeks away from the gardens.I’ve taken a week away from farming here and there o...
02/17/2026

Before I left town, I took it all in.

3 weeks away from the gardens.

I’ve taken a week away from farming here and there over the past decade of farming, but nothing like this.

10 years of farming. 520 weeks of harvest. Harvesting every week except a handful. The gardens keep growing. Even now when I planned to not have the gardens wake up for another two weeks. That’s farming.

In October I planed a trip to go paragliding in Colombia, and then I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to go to D.C. so I merged the two trips with a few days in Florida visiting family.

Now, I’m waiting at the airport ahead of my time in South America and thinking of the farm. Checking the weather, knowing that the recent heavy rain and wind certainly left its mark. But trusting that our incredible team back on the land are flexing their farming grit muscle. I’m beyond grateful.

This is all very fitting for this new moon eclipse. Me getting to let go of my itch to tend to all the things until…It. Is. Just. So. Me stepping into a relaxed sense of my responsibilities. My team getting the room to spread their wings, grow, learn, and shine.

So I’m signing off for the next two weeks to actually let myself recalibrate.

I am loving writing though, so be sure to sign up for our newsletter if you wanna hear from me in the meantime.

And somehow I’ll figure out how to get the word out about our March events! We have our 1st Herbal Table starting the first Saturday in March. And then first day of Bloom Club is the Spring Equinox! I’ll open signups the week before. Our email newsletter will get the news first ;).

See you when I return!
Abrazos y Besos,
Cat

D.C. was busy. My mind felt stretched as I learned what it actually means to understand how politics works in real life ...
02/14/2026

D.C. was busy. My mind felt stretched as I learned what it actually means to understand how politics works in real life — walking from office to office, squeezing into elevators, exchanging pleasantries, trying to keep up.

Our first day was guided by the , representing 117 farming organizations across the country — from regenerative ranches to urban farms, Indigenous growers to mid-size vegetable operations. All working to support their communities.

After just my first day, something clicked: so many decisions made at the federal level quietly shape what happens on the ground every single day.

Earlier in my career at Wild Willow Farm, we tried to access federal support to expand our Farm School, pay living wages, and serve more people. But those programs weren’t designed for small, grassroots farms — they were built for large institutions and commodity producers with the staff (and lobbyists) to navigate them.

So we leaned into community instead. We dreamed about doctors prescribing vegetables, reliable local markets, decision-makers who understood soil health. We used to say, “The ripple effect of our words and actions travels farther than we can imagine.” We just showed up and did the work connecting our community to the land, themselves, and each other.

Fast forward 13 years and I'm in D.C. congressional offices where they were talking about produce prescription (“Rx veggie”) programs — and supporting initiatives that help small farms feed their communities through the LFPA program.

Proof.

Proof that local work matters. That showing up day after day matters. That we're not in this alone and that there are hundreds of people that know deeply that small farms play an essential role in the health and well being of our communities.

I'm grateful to connect with our representatives and feel seen in the work we do as farmers. Special shoutout to our Cali legislators Juan Vargas for valuing the work we do!

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