Wild Rose Path

28/05/2026

The part of a life transition that we want to get to when we’re in the thick of it… This week, it’s the Threshold:

The threshold can feel like a real turning point.

26/05/2026

How many of us only reach for the plants, the meditation, the practices — when everything's already at crisis point? Like any relationship, it has to be cultivated over time, not just when we need fixing.
Full video on YouTube channel.

25/05/2026

New video premiering now — this one's about plant connection.

Not what they're good for. Not which herb to take for what. But how to actually build a real relationship with them beyond reaching for them as a fix when something goes wrong.

It's unglamorous. It's daily. And I think it's what a lot of us are missing.

We've been sold the idea that plant connection is something you rea...

21/05/2026

More metaphors from the Howgills. Didn't fancy my chances trying to get down there in steel-toecapped wellingtons tbh.

Read the full reflection on Substack — link in bio.

19/05/2026

Lately I’ve been working closely with hawthorn and other plants that feel deeply supportive of the heart space. Full polytunnel chat on the YouTube channel.

19/05/2026

A short vlog about plant medicine and polytunnels... It's raining. Again.

It's raining. I'm in the polytunnel. The cockerels are going mad in...

17/05/2026

The part of a life transition where quite honestly, it often feels like your life is burning down to the ground. Fires create fertile ground for new growth, but the process takes time. Big love if you’re in this stage.

You’d be fair to assume that the hardest part of a life transition is the Fracture, the ending itself.

16/05/2026

Resilience, courage and ancient wisdom. Hawthorn has much to share with us. Watch the full vid on YouTube and enjoy the Hawthorn blossoming :)

15/05/2026

Join me in the polytunnel for a chat about one of my favourite allies during the gnarly parts of a life transition... Hawthorn(e) 💚

Hawthorn is one of those plants that just knows how to endure. Rooted, resilient, thorny where it needs to be, generous with its berries in the hard winters....

15/05/2026

I have a special kind of fascination with life transitions. And on reflection, I think it’s because they tend to flout the rules that our society tries to govern everything by.

They begin with an ending.

Whether it’s a big, dramatic, very final ending…or something that may even be invisible to anyone else outside of yourself (or somewhere in-between the two), something occurs right at the beginning (!) of this ending. It’s what I call the Fracture - a moment where something just stops working in the way it used to.

Read the full post on Substack: https://substack.com/home/post/p-196534814