Arborjet and Ecologel support GreenCare for Troops

Ecologel has committed to provide free Hydretain products to volunteers.
Ecologel has committed to provide free Hydretain products to volunteers.
Arborjet GreenCare

Arborjet and Ecologel Solutions LLC will once again be an official Silver sponsor of Project EverGreen’s GreenCare for Troops program.

“We are proud to support Project EverGreen as their mission aligns with our philosophy of preserving green spaces, including lawns, trees, parks and communities in a sustainable way,” says Ecologel President Rick Irwin. “We look forward to working with them to help support our troops during this especially challenging time. Helping them maintain their lawns is just one small way we feel we can make a meaningful contribution.”

As part of this sponsorship, Ecologel has committed to provide free Hydretain products, its soil moisture management technology that is designed to significantly reduce watering requirements of turfgrasses, trees, shrubs, flowers, indoor and outdoor containers plants and agriculture by as much as 50% or more.

Through GreenCare for Troops, military personnel can request lawn and landscaping services during their period of deployment. Lawn and landscape professionals volunteer to provide these services and once they are matched, volunteers receive access to coupons for free Hydretain products.

“We feel fortunate to have Ecologel on board as a sponsor working toward the common goal of preserving ‘green spaces’ while supporting GreenCare for Troops across the country,” says Cindy Code, executive director at Project EverGreen. “Our goal is to create environments that bring families, neighbors and communities together. We build and support communities by shaping the natural world in such a way that our neighbors today and future generations may enjoy and appreciate.”

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