At Easy Environmental Solutions, we believe saving trees from EAB means going deeper! Healing the soil, revitalizing the root zone, and supporting the tree’s natural defenses. That’s why we developed Terreplenish®, a regenerative soil microbial solution that complements insecticide treatments and promotes true tree recovery.

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Terreplenish restores soil biology,  the unseen ecosystem that trees rely on for strength, resilience, and growth.

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Here’s how Terreplenish helps ash trees recover and thrive:

• Rebuilds microbial life to support nutrient uptake and immune response

• Improves soil aeration and nutrient cycling, critical for urban and stressed trees

• Stimulates root growth and enhances tolerance to drought, heat, and pollution

• Increases sap flow, even during nighttime hours, to accelerate internal healing

• Supports long-term vitality, not just temporary pest control

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On its own, Terreplenish is highly effective. But when paired with Easy NanoVoid™ Water super-oxygenated water with 1.6 trillion oxygen nanobubbles per gallon the results are even more powerful. The oxygen energizes the Terreplenish microbes, helping them multiply rapidly and deliver a stronger boost to the tree.

Think of Terreplenish as the healing foundation and NanoVoid Water as the “super-charger” that amplifies its impact.

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Integrated Tree Wellness Strategy

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We recommend the following approach for homeowners, arborists, and land managers:

 

Long-Term Tree Recovery Plan

• Apply Terreplenish around the base of each tree to enrich the root zone, apply up the bark of the tree 6-8 feet to provide additional fortification

• Reapply seasonally or after extreme stress events (drought, heatwaves)

• Allow 10-14 days between insecticide application and Terreplenish use

• Monitor canopy recovery, sap flow, and soil health annually

• For even greater impact, pair with Easy NanoVoid™ Water

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By integrating Terreplenish into your pest management plan, you’re not just buying time,  you’re giving your tree a path to full recovery and long-term survival.