Our workshops and walks are carefully planned to ensure every guest enjoys a safe, informative, and memorable experience.

We understand that plans and projects can change, so we’ve created a clear and concise Refund & Cancellation policy for our guests.

Cancellations by You

If you need to cancel your booking, please let us know as soon as possible by replying to your booking email, or get in touch with us at info@theusefulplantcompany.com with your name, event title, and date.

All bookings can be cancelled for a full refund within 24 hours of booking.

If you decide to cancel outwith this initial period, our refund schedule is as follows:

• Full refund for cancellations made more than 30 days before the event.

• 75% refund for cancellations made between 8–30 days before the event.

• No refund for cancellations within 7 days of the event.

If you can no longer attend, you may transfer your booking to another person or date (subject to availability). Please contact us at least 48 hours before the event to arrange a transfer.

Cancellations or Changes by Us

In the unlikely event that we need to cancel or significantly change an event; for example, due to severe weather, illness, or venue issues, you will be offered either:

• a full refund, or

• the option to transfer to another date at no extra cost.

We aim to notify you of any changes as early as possible and process refunds promptly to your original payment method.

Weather and Outdoor Conditions

Our outdoor walks run in almost all weather conditions, including rain and mist. If conditions are unsafe (such as storms or high winds), we may cancel, postpone or move the session indoors.
If rescheduling isn’t possible, a full refund will be offered.

Non-Refundable Costs

Please note that we can’t reimburse travel, accommodation, or other expenses incurred due to cancellation. If you are travelling to Highland Perthshire specifically for our event, we recommend flexible booking options where possible.

Refund Processing

Refunds are issued to the original payment method within 14 days of approval.
If you have not received confirmation after that period, please contact us directly at info@theusefulplantcompany.com

Contact

For refund or transfer requests, please email: info@theusefulplantcompany.com. We aim to respond within two working days.

The Useful Plant Company is dedicated to teaching sustainable, safe, and ethical foraging through all our walks and workshops. By foraging thoughtfully, we can ensure that our wilderness remains abundant, resilient, and long-lasting.

We share our Foraging Principles so that everyone can learn a lasting respect for Scotland’s ecosystems; one that balances knowledge with care.

1. Leave No Trace

   Harvest with care and humility. Take only small amounts from the wild, concealing any cut stems or foliage and backfilling any small holes left from root gathering.

   A well-harvested site should look untouched to anyone passing by.

2. Harvest Only What You Can Identify

   Know each plant before you pick it. The plant kingdom is rich and diverse, but not all herbs are safe: some can be deadly when mistaken for their lookalikes. Therefore ALWAYS trace each stem to its base before harvesting, and learn to recognise plants by sight, scent, touch, taste and habitat.

   A simple rule to remember: don’t munch on a hunch.

3. Harvest at the Right Time

   Harvest at the correct time of day: For most barks, stems and leaves, harvest in the morning when the sap is rising and the plant is most active. Flowers should be harvested shortly after opening, noting that some may only open in the evening.

   Harvest seasonally: The most effective medicine can be produced by knowing when to forage each part of the plant:

   Roots: Autumn/early spring

   Leaf and stem: Spring/summer: fresh tips before flowering

   Buds & flowers: Spring/Summer/Autumn: before they are fully developed

   Bark: Autumn: prune small branches for bark

   Fruits, berries, hips & haws: Summer/Autumn/Winter: collect when nearly ripe

   Seeds: Spring/Summer/Autumn: gathered when perfectly ripe

4. Permission and the Law

   In Scotland, the right to roam allows for responsible access and the collection of wild fruits, nuts, and seeds for personal use. This right does not extend to uprooting plants or harvesting from protected sites.

   Always seek permission on private land and never pick from nature reserves without written consent. Foraging is a privilege that depends on our collective respect for landowners and the law.

   Scottish Outdoor Access Code’s Guidance on Foraging in Scotland

   Foraging Association’s Principles of Foraging

5. Harvest Only in Abundance

   Take from plant populations that are clearly thriving. Never pick rare or isolated species, and never take more than one-third of any plant community.

   Always leave enough for both the plant’s regeneration and the wildlife that depends on it.

6. Take Only What You Need

   Know your purpose before you pick.
   If your recipe calls for flowers, leave the stem and leaves intact.

   Avoid taking bark or roots unless truly necessary: a pruned branch will serve just as well as bark from the trunk, with less harm to the tree.

7. Leave Pioneers and Seeders

   If you encounter only a few plants of a species, let them grow and spread.
   Nature rewards patience; abundance takes time.

8. Choose Clean, Healthy Plants

   Gather only from clean, vibrant, and healthy plants, in unpolluted areas. To make a healthy herbal remedy, only healthy herbs should be chosen.

   Avoid herbs growing beside roads, stables, dog walking paths, or chemically sprayed fields. When home, inspect your foraged herbs carefully: keep the healthiest for internal use and use any with minor damage for housekeeping or gardening recipes.

9. Shoreline Foraging

   When foraging on the shoreline, know your tide times and ensure you cut any seaweed with a knife, rather than tearing it off which can damage the seaweed.

10. Mind your Footsteps

    Walk only where you need to, ensuring you dont trample other plants in your quest to forage. Some plants are sensitive to heavy boots and may not recover if trampled or stood on unexpectedly.

11. Consider Wildlife

    And finally, place any foraged leaves, berries or flowers in a basket in a dry spot in the garden for an hour or so to allow any insects to climb free. This allows them to move on to another habitat nearby.

At The Useful Plant Company, we celebrate Scotland’s landscapes, plants, and people through experiences that inspire connection and curiosity.

Photography is part of how we share that story: helping others discover the beauty of Scotland’s wild and useful plants. This is why we are committed to handling all photographs and recordings responsibly, respectfully, and in accordance with UK data protection law.

1. Purpose of this Policy

This policy explains how photographs, video, and audio recordings taken during our walks, workshops, and corporate events may be used.

It applies to all participants, whether individuals, groups, or corporate clients.

Our aim is to balance the benefits of sharing these experiences with our duty to protect privacy, consent, and dignity.

2. How Images May Be Used

With consent, The Useful Plant Company may use photographs and short video clips to:

• Promote future walks, workshops, and classes

• Illustrate educational materials, newsletters, and presentations

• Share stories on our website, printed brochures, and social media platforms

• Record project work for heritage, community, or charitable collaborations

Images are never sold or shared with third parties for commercial purposes.

3. Consent

Consent for photography or filming is assumed during the booking process and may also be confirmed verbally at the event.

Guests may withdraw consent at any time by contacting info@theusefulplantcompany.com. We will always respect requests not to be photographed or filmed. Where possible, we will identify and exclude those guests from images prior to use.

For private or corporate events, image use will be agreed in writing with the organiser before the event takes place.

4. Children and Young People

If an event includes participants under 18, written consent must be provided by a parent or guardian before any photographs or video are taken.
Images of children are never published with full names or identifying details.

5. Ownership and Usage Rights

All photographs and video captured by or on behalf of The Useful Plant Company remain the intellectual property of The Useful Plant Company.

Corporate clients may request copies for internal or promotional use; these will be provided with written permission outlining usage rights. In some cases, joint usage agreements may be arranged where both parties wish to use event imagery for promotional purposes.

6. Respect and Sensitivity

We aim to capture the spirit of learning and connection in every event, never images that could cause discomfort or misrepresentation. We will avoid publishing photographs that depict individuals in unflattering or private moments.

If you believe an image of you has been used inappropriately, please contact us and we will remove it promptly.

7. Storage and Retention

Images are stored securely on password-protected devices and cloud storage managed by The Useful Plant Company.

They are retained for a maximum of five years unless continued use is approved, after which they are deleted or archived for historical record with minimal personal data attached.

8. Opting Out

You are always welcome to opt out of being photographed. Please let your event leader know at the start of your walk or workshop, or email us ahead of time. We will make every reasonable effort to honour your wishes.

9. Contact

For any queries, withdrawal of consent, or requests to remove images, please contact:
info@theusefulplantcompany.com. We aim to respond within two working days.

At The Useful Plant Company, the safety and wellbeing of all participants are our highest priority.

Every walk, workshop, and apothecary class is carefully planned and delivered with professionalism, awareness, and respect for both people and the environment.

This policy outlines our approach to health, safety, and risk management across all activities, both indoors and outdoors, ensuring a safe, inclusive, and enjoyable experience for everyone.

1. Scope of Activities

This policy applies to all activities delivered by The Useful Plant Company, including:

• Outdoor guided walks and plant identification sessions

• Indoor workshops and apothecary classes

• Private and corporate events

All activities involve the use of useful and medicinal plants, explored safely under supervision.

2. Qualifications and Competence

All sessions are led by a qualified Botanical Herbalist trained in Outdoor First Aid and Mental Health First Aid. These qualifications ensure appropriate response to physical or emotional incidents that may occur during any event.

3. Risk Assessment and Planning

A full risk assessment is conducted before each event to identify and mitigate potential hazards, including:

• Terrain, weather, and seasonal conditions

• Local wildlife and environmental risks

• Allergens or potential irritants from plants

• Group size, accessibility, and emergency access routes

Each location is reviewed to ensure suitability for the planned activity, and safety checks are repeated on the day of the event.

4. Event Grading and Accessibility

Event descriptions clearly indicate grading and accessibility considerations to help guests choose suitable experiences. Our terrain and difficulty grading is as follows:

Easy: Gentle terrain, accessible paths, suitable for most participants.

Moderate: Uneven or sloped ground, may include steps or varied surfaces.

Challenging: Longer walks or steeper terrain, suitable for experienced or adventurous participants with reasonable fitness.

5. Safety Protocols

To maintain a safe and supportive learning environment, the following measures are in place:

Before Each Event

• Site inspection and updated risk assessment.

• Weather forecast and route adjustment where necessary.

• Confirmation of emergency meeting points and access routes.

During Events

• Safety briefing and introduction at the start of each session.

• First aid kit carried by the event leader at all times.

• Participants reminded to stay with the group and report any discomfort or concern.

• Clear guidance on safe plant identification, handling, and tasting.

• Respectful behaviour towards nature, landowners, and other visitors.

After Events

• Review and recording of any incidents or near misses to inform future risk assessments.

6. Emergency Contact and Response

A charged mobile phone is carried during all events. Participant emergency contact and relevant medical details are recorded securely and treated in accordance with data protection law.

In the event of an accident or emergency:

• First aid will be administered immediately by the qualified event leader.

• Emergency services will be contacted if required.

• Participants will be accounted for and the incident recorded for follow-up.

7. Indoor Workshops and Apothecary Sessions

Indoor sessions follow strict hygiene and safety standards:

• Clean, sanitised workspace and utensils.

• Safe heating and preparation methods.

• Clearly labelled plant ingredients.

• Allergy awareness and disclosure encouraged before participation.

• Protective equipment used as appropriate (e.g. gloves, aprons, eye protection).

8. Participant Responsibilities and Code of Conduct

To ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment, participants are asked to:

• Follow all instructions and safety guidance from the event leader.

• Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the activity and weather conditions.

• Inform the organiser of any medical conditions, allergies, or access needs before attending.

• Respect the environment, local wildlife, and other participants.

• Act with care for themselves and others at all times.

Failure to follow safety guidance may result in removal from the activity where necessary for group safety.

9. Insurance

The Useful Plant Company is fully covered by Public Liability Insurance for all activities, including outdoor learning and practical workshops.

10. Continuous Improvement

We are committed to regularly reviewing our health and safety procedures. Each event informs the next, helping us maintain high standards of care, professionalism, and environmental responsibility.

At The Useful Plant Company, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience Scotland’s wild and healing landscapes. We are committed to making our classes, workshops, and guided walks accessible to as many people as possible, and to providing clear information so you can choose experiences that suit your needs.

Our Commitment to Accessibility

We welcome people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. We aim to:

• Provide clear and honest descriptions of terrain, distance, and facilities.

• Offer a transparent grading system for walk difficulty.

• Allow flexible bookings and refunds where accessibility needs change.

• Offer pre-visit information and visual or written guides upon request.

• Support the use of mobility aids, assistance animals, and companions.

• Continuously review and improve our accessibility practices.

Walk Grading System

We have created a grading system for all of our walks and workshops: Easy, Moderate or Challenging.

Easy

• Terrain: Mostly level ground, well-defined paths, no steps.

• Access: Suitable for most abilities and disabled-access friendly.

• Distance: Up to 2 km (1.25 miles).

• Notes: Perfect for beginners, families, or those wanting a gentle pace.

Moderate

• Terrain: Some uneven ground, gentle slopes, or a few steps.

• Access: May include grass, gravel, or woodland tracks.

• Distance: Up to 4 km (2.5 miles).

• Notes: A good choice for guests with a reasonable level of fitness.

• Extras: May include a few steps , tree roots on the path, or short inclines. Some activities may take guests off path.

Challenging

• Terrain: Uneven or mixed surfaces, with inclines or steeper hills.

• Access: Not suitable for those with limited mobility.

• Distance: Up to 6 km (3.75 miles).

• Notes: Ideal for adventurous guests comfortable with reasonable fitness, varied terrain and Scottish weather

Booking and Participation Support

Guests are encouraged to contact us before booking if you have specific access needs. We are happy to discuss routes, terrain, facilities, and any reasonable adjustments that may improve participation. We can adapt pacing, provide rest breaks, or suggest alternative options where possible.

Venues, Facilities & Communication

We select venues and routes with accessibility in mind and clearly describe their features.

We provide information in accessible formats (e.g. large print, email summaries) upon request. We aim to make all communication. from booking to follow-up, as inclusive as possible.

Reasonable Adjustments

We will always consider reasonable adjustments to enable participation. Examples include modifying routes, adjusting session lengths, or allowing the use of assistive devices or carers at no additional cost.

Feedback and Continuous Improvement

We welcome feedback to help us improve accessibility across all our activities. Guests can share experiences or suggestions by emailing info@theusefulplantcompany.com.

Please note, we review this policy annually to ensure it reflects best practice and remains aligned with UK Equality legislation.

This statement applies to content published on the www.theusefulplantcompany.com domain.

This website is run by The Useful Plant Company. It is designed to be used by as many people as possible.

Measures to Support Accessibility

We have taken the following measures to ensure accessibility of our website:

• Alt text for all meaningful images.

• Simple website text that’s easy to understand.

• Clear fonts and high colour contrast.

• Logical navigation order and keyboard accessibility.

• Responsive design for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

• Descriptive link text and simple page structure.

Compatibility with Browsers and Devices

Our website is designed to be compatible with the latest versions of major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox) and mobile operating systems. Some older browsers or third-party plugins may reduce accessibility.

AbilityNet has advice on making your device easier to use if you have a disability.

Known Limitations

While we strive to ensure accessibility, some third-party tools (such as embedded maps or booking widgets) may not fully meet accessibility standards. We are in contact with these providers to encourage improvements.

Feedback and Contact Information

We welcome your feedback on the accessibility of our website. Please let us know if you encounter any barriers by emailing info@theusefulplantcompany.com

We aim to respond to accessibility feedback within 7 working days.

Review and Updates

This statement was prepared on 28th November 2025 and will be reviewed annually, or sooner if significant website changes occur.

At The Useful Plant Company, we are committed to providing a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for everyone who takes part in our walks, workshops, and apothecary classes.

Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. We act with care, listen with respect, and respond promptly to any concern that may affect a person’s wellbeing. Our aim is for every participant to feel respected, supported, and secure while learning about Scotland’s plants and landscapes.

1. Purpose of this Policy

This policy outlines our approach to safeguarding and wellbeing across all activities, both indoors and outdoors, for adults, young people, and vulnerable individuals. It ensures that everyone involved in The Useful Plant Company’s work is treated with dignity and that any concerns are managed professionally and appropriately.

2. Scope

This policy applies to:

• All participants attending walks, workshops, or events.

• Volunteers, assistants, and partner facilitators working with The Useful Plant Company.

• Any venue or organisation collaborating with us on public, private, or community events.

3. Commitment to Wellbeing

We believe learning in nature should be both safe and restorative. We are committed to:

• Promoting mental and physical wellbeing through respectful connection with nature.

• Maintaining clear professional boundaries at all times.

• Responding sensitively and promptly to anyone showing signs of distress or discomfort.

• Ensuring that language, teaching, and activities are inclusive, non-discriminatory, and supportive of diverse needs and backgrounds.

4. Working with Young or Vulnerable Participants

Where events include children, young people, or vulnerable adults:

• A parent, guardian, teacher, or responsible adult must be present throughout.

• Written consent is required before participation.

• Activities are designed to be age-appropriate and supervised at all times.

• No photographs or recordings are taken without explicit consent (see Photography Policy).

5. Reporting and Responding to Concerns

If a safeguarding or wellbeing concern arises, The Useful Plant Company will:

1. Listen carefully and without judgment.

2. Record the concern factually, including time, date, and details.

3. Report the concern to the appropriate safeguarding contact or authority if required.

All reports are handled with confidentiality and care, following the principles of data protection and privacy.

6. Responsibilities

• Event Leader: Responsible for the safety and welfare of all participants during activities, including responding to any safeguarding issues or concerns.

• Assistants or Volunteers: Must follow all safety and safeguarding instructions and report any concerns immediately.

• Participants: Are encouraged to behave respectfully towards others, report unsafe behaviour, and maintain appropriate boundaries.

7. Training and Awareness

Event leaders hold qualifications in Herbology, Plant identification, Mental Health First Aid and Outdoor First Aid, ensuring informed responses to both emotional and physical wellbeing needs.

Safeguarding awareness is reviewed annually and adapted as necessary for new projects or partnerships.

8. Contact and Confidentiality

For any safeguarding or wellbeing concerns, please contact: info@theusefulplantcompany.com

All reports will be handled sensitively and, where necessary, shared only with relevant authorities or professionals to protect the individual involved.

At The Useful Plant Company, we believe that plants connect people; to the land, to history, and to one another.

Our work brings communities together through education, storytelling, and hands-on learning, celebrating the cultural and ecological heritage of Scotland’s useful plants.

We are committed to engaging with individuals, groups, and organisations in a way that is inclusive, ethical, and environmentally responsible.

1. Purpose of this Policy

This policy outlines our principles for working with communities, organisations, and partners.
It ensures that all collaborations and public activities reflect our core values of respect, inclusion, education, and sustainability.

2. Community and Collaboration

We actively seek to:

• Share knowledge of useful plants and traditional skills across diverse groups.

• Support local projects that promote wellbeing, biodiversity, and cultural connection.

• Collaborate with schools, charities, and heritage organisations to deliver educational experiences.

• Work with other small businesses and craftspeople who uphold sustainable and ethical practices.

3. Inclusion and Accessibility

The Useful Plant Company welcomes participants of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities. We aim to make every event as accessible as possible through clear communication, considered venues, and graded walk options.

We do not tolerate discrimination or exclusion on any grounds, and we strive to remove barriers that prevent participation in nature-based learning.

4. Environmental Responsibility

Our connection to nature extends beyond education; it shapes how we operate. We commit to:

• Using sustainable, local, and seasonal materials wherever possible.

• Minimising waste and avoiding single-use plastics.

• Encouraging responsible foraging and ecological awareness in all activities.

• Choosing venues and partners who share our respect for Scotland’s environment.

5. Economic and Cultural Contribution

We recognise the importance of supporting the local economy and the living traditions of Scotland’s plants. Where possible, we:

• Partner with independent venues, guides, and suppliers within Highland Perthshire.

• Highlight regional plant knowledge, folklore, and heritage.

• Encourage guests to explore and support the local communities we visit.

6. Education and Outreach

We believe that reconnecting people with nature begins with education.
Through talks, workshops, and guided experiences, we aim to:

• Foster curiosity about plants and their practical uses.

• Empower individuals to make sustainable choices in their homes and communities.

• Create opportunities for learning that are rooted in both science and tradition.

7. Continuous Improvement

We regularly review our community partnerships and public engagement work to ensure they reflect best practice in environmental education and wellbeing. Feedback from participants and partners informs our approach to growth and collaboration.

At The Useful Plant Company, your privacy matters.

We are committed to protecting your personal information, being transparent about how we use it, and ensuring that all data is handled responsibly and securely in accordance with UK GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and the Data Protection Act 2018.

1. Who We Are

The Useful Plant Company is based in Highland Perthshire, Scotland.
We offer educational walks, workshops, and consultancy services celebrating Scotland’s useful plants.

If you have any questions about this policy or how your data is used, please contact us at:
info@theusefulplantcompany.com

2. Information We Collect

We collect only the information necessary to manage bookings, communication, and participation in our events. This may include:

• Your name and contact details (email address, phone number, postal address)

• Event booking details (including group size, payment confirmation)

• Information voluntarily shared about dietary needs, access requirements, or allergies

• Correspondence or feedback you send to us

• Marketing preferences (if you subscribe to our mailing list)

We do not collect or store sensitive financial data. Payments for public events are processed securely through Square Space’s payment providers; The Useful Plant Company does not have access to your card information.

3. How We Use Your Information

Your information is used only to:

• Manage and confirm bookings and event participation

• Communicate about changes, cancellations, or updates

• Respond to enquiries and provide requested information

• Send occasional newsletters or updates (if you have opted in)

• Comply with legal, accounting, or insurance requirements

We will never sell or share your personal information with third parties for marketing purposes.

4. Legal Basis for Processing

We process your data under the following lawful bases:

• Contract: to fulfil your booking or provide the service you have requested.

• Legitimate Interests: to communicate event updates or improvements to existing clients.

• Consent: when you opt in to receive newsletters or marketing emails.

• Legal Obligation: to comply with accounting, tax, or safety regulations.

You can withdraw consent or update your preferences at any time by contacting us.

5. Data Storage and Security

We take the security of your data seriously.

• All electronic data is stored on password-protected systems.

• Paper records (where applicable) are stored securely and destroyed safely when no longer needed.

• Access to personal data is limited to The Useful Plant Company staff and contractors directly involved in event delivery or administration.

We retain personal data only for as long as necessary for administrative, legal, or insurance purposes, and then securely delete or anonymise it.

6. Sharing of Information

We do not share your personal information with any third parties, except:

• Event Booking & Payment Systems (for bookings, ticketing and payments)

• Email newsletter providers (e.g., Mailchimp, if used)

• Legal or insurance bodies if required by law or to defend a legal claim

Each third-party provider we work with has its own GDPR-compliant privacy practices, which can be reviewed on their websites.

7. Cookies

Our website uses cookies to ensure essential functions work correctly (e.g., booking forms, navigation).
We also use performance cookies to help us understand visitor behaviour in a general, anonymous way.

You can disable or delete cookies through your browser settings at any time.
See our full Cookies Policy for details.

8. Your Rights

Under UK GDPR, you have the right to:

• Access a copy of the data we hold about you

• Request corrections to inaccurate or incomplete data

• Request deletion (“right to be forgotten”)

• Withdraw consent for communications

• Restrict or object to certain types of processing

• Request data portability (to move your data elsewhere)

Requests can be made in writing to:
info@theusefulplantcompany.com

We will respond to all valid requests within 30 days.

9. Links to Other Websites

Our website may contain links to third-party sites or social media platforms.
Please note that we are not responsible for the privacy practices of those websites. We encourage you to read their privacy policies before providing any personal information.

10. Updates to This Policy

This policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in regulation or business practices.
The most current version will always be available on our website.

Cookie Policy for The Useful Plant Company

Last updated: 20/11/25

Website: www.theusefulplantcompany.com

1. What are cookies?

When you visit our website, we may place small files called “cookies” — or use similar technologies such as local storage, pixels or device identifiers — on your device (computer, tablet, mobile). Cookies are widely used to make websites work, to deliver a better user experience and to help the site owner understand how people use the site.

2. Why we use cookies & similar technologies

We use cookies and similar technologies for various reasons:

- Strictly necessary cookies — to enable the basic functions of the website (page navigation, forms, security). Without these cookies, parts of our site may not work properly.
- Functional / preference cookies — to remember choices you make (e.g. language preference, cookie consent preferences) so we can offer a consistent experience.
- Analytics cookies — to help us understand how visitors use our site (e.g. number of visitors, most visited pages), so we can improve our content and service.
- Third‑party cookies — if we embed third‑party services (e.g. analytics tools, social media widgets), those services may use their own cookies.

3. Consent & your choice

For any cookies that are not strictly necessary, we will not store them on your device unless you have given us your explicit consent. You have the right to refuse consent or to change your preferences at any time via our 'Manage cookies' link. If you decline non‑essential cookies, the website will still work — but some features may be limited.

4. How to manage or disable cookies

You can manage or disable cookies via:
- The cookie banner when you first visit the site.
- A 'Cookie settings' or 'Manage cookies' link in the website footer.
- Your browser settings — most browsers allow you to block or delete cookies. Blocking certain cookies may affect how the site works.

5. Updates to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time (for example, if we add new cookies or change how we use them). When we do, we will revise the 'Last updated' date and, if necessary, request new consent.

6. Contact & further details

If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or wish to withdraw your consent, please contact us at: info@theusefulplantcompany.com or contact us using our form