Health

Seven percent calmer

People who spend time around trees show measurably lower heart rates and cortisol. The quiet science is real, and we plant it.

What the research shows

cortisol   down after 20 minutes under canopy
heart rate lower within 5 minutes
mood       up, reliably, in green space
attention  restored — "soft fascination"

Why it's part of the product

Every tree we plant is a public good — shade, air, and a slower pulse for whoever walks past it.