Limagrain UK at BTME 2015

Limagrain UK, one of world’s largest seed companies, will be exhibiting at BTME 2015 on stand C39 where it will be showcasing its sports turf and wild flower mixtures including the market leading MM mixtures for golf greens, tees and fairways.

The demand and pressure placed on the modern day greenkeeper to produce the best possible, most consistent playing surface continually grows. Seed quality, purity and vigour are the essential ingredients of a first-class golf course and Limagrain’s MM range of seed mixture provides exactly these.

No matter what the condition or requirements of your course, the extensive MM range has a solution for all. All of the mixtures have been thoroughly tested at the Sports Turf Research Institute (STRI).

Also on show will be the company’s other established brand of amenity grass - the widely popular Designer Range. Both the MM and Designer range give greenkeepers access to some of the very latest varieties and a wide selection of mixtures.

The MM and Designer range also have the added bonus of being treated with Headstart; which is a natural revolutionary grass seed treatment that enables a more rapid germination and contributes to successful establishment.

Visitors to stand C39 will also be able to gain a fantastic insight into Limagrain’s range of wildflower mixtures. Not only can they add attractive colours to compliment any golf course but they also help to improve the biodiversity.

For further information, please contact Limagrain UK on 01472 371471 or visit the company’s website www.limagrain.co.uk. You can also follow the company on Twitter: @MM_Seed

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