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ICL and Syngenta are excited to announce the return of their Ultimate Offers for 2025, providing turf managers with cost-effective packages designed to deliver exceptional turf performance.

Each package includes Primo Maxx II, a proven growth regulator, along with other high-quality products to ensure reliable results. These offers deliver significant savings and allow turf managers to earn up to 15 Turf Rewards points.

13444290496?profile=RESIZE_584xThe 2025 range includes the following packages, all featuring Primo Maxx II:

  • Ultimate Offer NK – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 5L Primo Maxx II
    • 1 x 200L Greenmaster Liquid NK
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer High N – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 5L Primo Maxx II
    • 1 x 200L Greenmaster Liquid High N
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer S&S – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 5L Primo Maxx II
    • 1 x 200L Greenmaster Liquid Spring & Summer
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer CalMag – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 5L Primo Maxx II
    • 1 x 200L Greenmaster Liquid CalMag
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer WSF/18 – earns 10 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 20L Primo Maxx II
    • 18 x 15kg Sportsmaster WSF High N
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer WSF/36 – earns 15 Turf Rewards points
    • 2 x 20L Primo Maxx II
    • 36 x 15kg Sportsmaster WSF High N
    • 1 x Syngenta Art of Application Kit
  • Ultimate Offer Iron – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 10L Primo Maxx II
    • 1 x 200L Sportsmaster Liquid Fe
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles
  • Ultimate Offer SMX – earns 5 Turf Rewards points
    • 1 x 5L Primo Maxx II
    • 8 x 1kg Sportsmaster WSF SMX
    • 13 x Syngenta XC 04 nozzles

The Ultimate Offers for 2025 have been carefully designed to meet the needs of greens, stadia, fairways, roughs, and multi-pitch surfaces. With Primo Maxx II at the heart of every package, these offers provide turf managers with reliable, cost-effective solutions that combine quality, value, and rewards.

To learn more about the 2025 Ultimate Offers visit www.icl-growingsolutions.uk or contact your local distributor.

Please contact ICL on 01473 237100 or visit www.icl-sf.co.uk or www.icl-sf.ie if you are in Ireland.

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Growth/Shoots in lawn

Hi All, In a cleints garden, I'm having a real problem with these shoots that are coming up in the lawn.I'm digging them out as I go, they are on long roots. they have an oval shape leaf and develop nasty thorns. See pics.Can anyone help identify…

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