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Pick up a pack of free organic seeds and grow Yeo own herbs!

You can grow your own fragrant basil, chives or thyme plants every time you butter your bread thanks to a partnership between Yeo Valley Organic and Garden Organic.
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Use your yeo valley tubs to create a windowsill herb garden

Yeo Valley Organic’s Spreadable packs are the cream of the crop this spring, with every tub offering shoppers free herb seeds to grow at home.

There will be three herb packs, sourced from the Organic Gardening Catalogue, to collect from May to June with our growing instructions and advice.

Head to the Yeo Valley blog to find full growing instructions.

“Spring has sprung in your spread this month!” says our CEO Fiona Taylor. “We’re really delighted to be teaming up with Yeo Valley Organic for this lovely giveaway. Just a sprig of herbs can elevate a sandwich to another level and we’re showing that they’re really easy to grow. You could even fill the empty tubs with compost and grow them on a sunny windowsill.”

Holly Twiss, Yeo Valley Organic brand manager, said: “We know that great organic dairy starts from the ground up so we’re proud to be partnering with Garden Organic to give our shoppers an extra special treat. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a keen gardener or just starting out, we want to inspire everyone to make good food choices and experience the joy of delicious home-grown food.”

Charity of the quarter 🔗

We’ll also be Yeo Valley Organic’s charity of the quarter between April and June, and you can donate your Yeokens to raise money for good causes. At the end of the quarter, Yeo Valley Organic will reward each charity with a charitable donation.

“It couldn’t be a better partnership,” adds Fiona. “Yeo Valley Organic share our organic ethos and a commitment to bringing delicious sustainable food to people that’s grown in a way that nurtures the soil, reduces food waste and supports the planet.”

The delicious dairy offer will be available on 170,000 400g packs of Yeo Valley Organic Spreadable – a blend of organic butter and rapeseed oil - while stocks last. The product will be available in Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose and Asda stores.

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Grab your free seeds from packs in Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Asda and Waitrose stores

Feeling lucky? 🔗

Between 22 April and 6 May there’ll also be a chance to win one of 10 organic gardening kits to boost your own growing through Yeo Valley Organic’s ‘Dairy-Go-Round’ competition.

Play their instant win game here, up to three times every day for two weeks to win a fabulous Garden Organic prize - which includes a Garden Organic membership, free online workshop and copy of our Principles of Organic Gardening guide.

Membership benefits include a 10 percent discount on products from the Organic Gardening Catalogue and free or discounted entry to partner gardens and workshops and events. You’ll also be able to get immediate organic grow-your-own advice via an exclusive members’ magazine, monthly newsletter and online members-only area of our website.

From 1 April to 30 June, we’ll also be one of three charities available for consumers to donate their Yeokens to raise money for good causes. At the end of the quarter, Yeo Valley Organic will reward each charity with a charitable donation.

Learn how to grow your herbs here

  1. A small basil plant with green leaves growing in soil.

    Basil

    Basil has to be one of the most popular and versatile herbs in the UK. Often bought as plants in the supermarket, it's easy to grow at home with a little bit of knowledge and care.

  2. Purple chive flowers in full bloom.

    Chives

    Chives are a great addition to any garden - a perennial herb, they'll provide you with tasty stalks and flowers year after year.

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    Thyme

    Perennial and evergreen, thyme is one of the best herbs to grow at home. Once it's established, you'll be able to enjoy fresh home-grown thyme all year round, year after year.