Company using Terreplenish® and a proprietary Bio-Accelerant in a chemical-free tree care program
- Tree Revival Technology: Easy Environmental Solutions (OTC: EZES) reports its Terreplenish® microbial treatment has achieved approximately 90% effectiveness across 1,000+ treated trees.
- Potential Tree Removal Cost Savings: EZES says successful treatment can help property owners and communities avoid tree removal and disposal costs that can exceed $2,000 per tree.
- Chemical-Free Regenerative Tree Care: Terreplenish® combines living microbial technology with a Bio-Accelerant to support ash, apple, citrus, avocado, almond, and other trees, according to the company.
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New York, August 6, 2026 – PRISM MediaWire (Press Release Service – Press Release Distribution) – Across communities in the Midwest, diseased and declining trees pose more than an environmental problem.
Removing mature trees can cost thousands of dollars, alter neighborhoods and recreational areas, and erase decades of canopy cover.
However, Terreplenish®supports communities by restoring canopy and reducing long-term losses.
Easy Environmental Solutions, Inc. (OTC: EZES) (“EZES”) says it is pursuing a different approach.
Additionally, it aims to help stressed trees recover before removal becomes necessary.
The Minnesota-based company reports that it has applied Tree Revival Technology. Tree Revival Technology combines Terreplenish® Liquid Microbial Technology with a proprietary Bio-Accelerant. The approach has been used on more than 1,000 trees. This combination aims to improve tree health and resilience.
Treatments in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and other locations have helped spare trees that otherwise may have been slated for removal. Some trees that might have been removed stayed in place thanks to these treatments. The company notes that the impact extends beyond a single state.
What Is EZES Tree Revival Technology?
Easy Environmental Solutions describes its Tree Revival Technology as a chemical-free, fully organic approach to regenerative tree care.
The process combines Terreplenish® , a proprietary living microbial solution, with the company’s Bio-Accelerant.
However, Terreplenish® centers on supporting the biological systems that contribute to tree and soil health. Thus, this approach does not focus exclusively on killing pests.
The company says the combination “super stimulates” treated trees, encouraging sap movement. It helps deliver nutrients throughout the tree. According to EZES, testing with electronic sap meters has been used to observe this response.
In some cases, the company reports seeing new green buds on trees within approximately 15 days after treatment. Additionally, Terreplenish achieves about 90% effectiveness among more than 1,000 trees treated, though not all are saved.
These figures and treatment outcomes are company reported and should not be interpreted as independently verified efficacy data. These figures and treatment outcomes are company reported and should not be interpreted as independently verified efficacy data.
Targeting the Emerald Ash Borer Problem
One of the most important applications identified by EZES is the treatment of ash trees affected by Emerald Ash Borer (EAB).
Emerald Ash Borer larvae feed beneath the bark of ash trees, interfering with their ability to move water and nutrients. Severe infestations can eventually result in tree decline and death. In Minnesota alone, there are 1 billion ASH trees threatened by Emerald Ash Borer!
EZES Terreplenish® is intended to address the broader biological health of affected trees rather than simply targeting larvae. The company’s position is that factors such as compacted soil, nutrient deficiencies, and microbial imbalance can leave trees more vulnerable to environmental and pest pressures.
The Economics of Saving a Tree Instead of Removing It
Tree health is also a financial issue for municipalities, businesses, golf courses, schools, homeowners, and other property owners.
According to Easy Environmental Solutions, removing and disposing of a mature diseased tree can often cost more than $2,000 per tree. When hundreds or thousands of trees are affected, those expenses can potentially reach millions of dollars for an individual city or community.
Successful treatment therefore has two potential benefits: preserving established trees and reducing removal and disposal costs.
There is also a less easily quantified benefit.
Mass tree removal can dramatically change a landscape. Tree-lined streets can become exposed boulevards. Golf-course fairways can lose mature shade. Parks and campuses can lose habitat and canopy that took decades to establish.
Preserving existing trees, when possible, can help communities retain those benefits rather than waiting years for replacement trees to mature.
From Parks and Golf Courses to Schools and Homes
According to the company, its regenerative tree-care approach has been adopted across a diverse range of settings, including parks, golf courses, schools, university campuses, nature preserves, farms, and private residences.
CEO Mark Gaalswyk describes the underlying philosophy as restoring the biological systems trees depend upon.
“It’s not enough to fight the enemy — we must restore the tree’s allies: the microbes, nutrients, and soil systems it relies on.”
That concept is central to the company’s positioning of Terreplenish®: rather than treating a tree as an isolated organism, EZES focuses on the relationships among the tree, soil, microorganisms, and nutrients.
EZES Sees Potential Beyond Ash Trees
The company’s ambitions for Terreplenish® extend well beyond Emerald Ash Borer and ash-tree recovery.
EZES reports conducting hundreds of trials during the past decade involving a variety of fruit- and nut-bearing trees. The company says these applications have demonstrated benefits involving plant growth, disease protection, and fruit production.
Apple Trees
Apple trees face numerous diseases and pests, including apple scab, fire blight, cedar-apple rust, and powdery mildew.
Terreplenish®applications can help protect apple trees while supporting their longevity. At the time of the August 2026 release, the company reported treating hundreds of apple trees in a single Minnesota county.
Citrus Trees
EZES also identifies oranges, lemons, limes, and grapefruit as potential beneficiaries of regular Terreplenish® applications.
The company reports increased sugar content in oranges and grapefruit, greater floral and fruit development across citrus crops, and resistance to common diseases following treatment.
Avocado and Almond Trees
Easy Environmental Solutions says testing on avocado and almond trees indicates that the microbial consortium in Terreplenish® can work synergistically to provide nutrients, soil proteins, pathogen defense, and growth stimulants.
Terreplenish® eliminates the traditional “off year” and helps avocado trees bear fruit annually.
Nick Vincent, the company’s Director of Sales Operations, compares the Bio-Accelerant’s role to a morning espresso, saying it helps “wake” trees up and jump-start the nurturing process.
Could Tree Revival Technology Eventually Play a Role in Wildfire Prevention?
Easy Environmental Solutions is also considering a much larger potential application for its technology: forests vulnerable to fire.
The company’s concept is straightforward. Instead of waiting until dead and dying trees contribute fuel to a wildfire, EZES proposes investigating whether its Tree Revival Technology could be applied earlier to help keep vulnerable trees alive.
Gaalswyk suggested that aircraft used in wildfire response could potentially be used to distribute the company’s treatment over threatened forests.
A Regenerative Approach to Tree Health
The central idea behind Easy Environmental Solutions’ Tree Revival Technology is that protecting trees may require more than fighting individual insects or diseases.
EZES is instead focusing on the biological environment that supports the tree itself.
Through the combination of Terreplenish® living microbes and its proprietary Bio-Accelerant, the company says it is working to strengthen tree health, support nutrient processes, encourage recovery, and potentially reduce the need to remove trees affected by pests or environmental stress.
For communities facing the loss of mature ash trees, the implications could be significant. Saving even a portion of trees otherwise destined for removal could preserve valuable canopy while potentially avoiding substantial removal and replacement costs.
With more than 1,000 trees already treated according to the company, Easy Environmental Solutions is positioning its chemical-free regenerative approach as an alternative worth examining as municipalities, property owners, agricultural producers, and land managers search for new ways to protect established trees.
FAQ:
What is EZES Tree Revival Technology and Terreplenish®?
EZES Tree Revival Technology is a chemical-free, fully organic regenerative tree-care approach that combines Terreplenish®, a proprietary living microbial solution, with a Bio-Accelerant. The company describes the process as designed to strengthen tree health and resilience by supporting the tree’s biological systems rather than focusing solely on pest elimination.
How does Terreplenish® affect trees affected by Emerald Ash Borer and overall tree health?
Terreplenish® centers on the broader biological health of affected trees, addressing factors such as soil condition, nutrient availability, and microbial balance to improve vitality and nutrient transport within the tree, which may help trees cope with pest and environmental pressures beyond killing larvae.
What are the economic implications of saving a tree versus removing it?
Removing and disposing of a mature diseased tree can cost more than $2,000 per tree, and when many trees are affected the costs can amount to millions for a community. Successful treatment can preserve trees and reduce these removal and disposal costs, while also maintaining canopy and associated benefits.
Which trees and settings have Terreplenish® applications been used on, and in what contexts?
Terreplenish® has been applied to ash, apple, citrus, avocado, almond, and other trees, with reports of benefits in parks, golf courses, schools, university campuses, nature preserves, farms, and private residences, aiming to restore the biological systems trees rely on.
Could Tree Revival Technology play a role in wildfire prevention, and how might that work?
EZES is considering a larger potential application in forests vulnerable to fire, proposing that the technology could be applied earlier to keep vulnerable trees alive and possibly reduce fuel, with the possibility of distributing the treatment via aircraft used in wildfire response.
Contact:
Mark K. Gaalswyk, CEO – Mark@easyenviro.com
Nick Vincent, Sales Operations Manager – nickvincent@easyenviro.com
Bill Bliler – Director, Business Development – billbliler@easyenviro..com
www.easyenviro.com
www.easyenergysystems.com
www.easyenergyfinance.com
Phone: 952-400-6045
Email: info@easyenviro.com
