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Wild Rose Path

A plant that doesn't apologise

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader,

I went out to check on one of my many mint plants this week and found it had gone properly tall, flowered, and sent runners out the bottom of the pot in every direction. Hadn't been paying attention, so a few had already made it into the actual ground and a little mint plant had popped up on its own, completely separate from the container.

I cut the runners back...Had to. And found myself apologising to the plant while I did it.

We expect ourselves to stay in the shape we were given though, don't we? Don't go looking for the gaps, don't send anything out past the edge of the pot.

I wrote a longer piece on this over on Substack this week, and made a video alongside it - 'Why Does Everything Feel Wrong When Nothing Is Actually Wrong?'

P.S. Back in December I wrote a post predicting 2026 would be the year things moved fast for Wild Rose Path. They have, just not in any way I expected, and not in much of a way I can 'prove' yet. Made a video working through that this week, which you can watch here.

Big love,
Sarah

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