tend.HUMAN PLANT VISITS
A CARD FOR THE PERSON WHO COMES ROUND

Look first.
Do what was agreed.

A watering can is simple. Permission still takes a conversation.

ONE VISIT / €24

A small, named scope.

One visit covers up to three agreed plant areas at one accessible home or allotment, within a 30-minute window. Watering, turning pots and light trimming are considered separately; an instruction to visit is not permission to do all three.

Before arrival
Agree a responsible person, access route and plant areas. Keep keys and access codes outside a public note.
At the plants
Observe the agreed areas and follow the owner's approved actions. Unclear instructions go back to the responsible person.
If access fails
Record that the visit could not proceed. A failed-access charge, if any, must have been separately agreed.
At the end
Leave the agreed completion note. No photographs unless separately requested and permitted.

More areas, specialist work, heavy planters or longer visits need a separate quote. Four reference visits at €24 are €96; this is a multiplication of the single-visit price, not a discounted subscription.

Allotment access goes through Analog Garden. For a wider physical task, Human Reserve agrees a different scope. Receipt keeps separately commissioned completion records.

The plant cannot confirm whether it preferred the person.

PRIVATE VISIT CARD

Leave clear room
for a person.

Plant areas, up to three
Actions to ask the visitor to review
The card requests a review of scope. It grants no access, schedules no visit and sends nothing to a visitor.