Eucalyptus de Provence
French-grown eucalyptus and mimosa for professional buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Eucalyptus de Provence
Eucalyptus de Provence produces eucalyptus and mimosa in France, including cinerea eucalyptus grown on its land. It offers its produce to professional buyers.
The family business says it has produced eucalyptus since 1972 across three generations. The registered company was founded in 2020 and is based in Pégomas, France; it is recruiting field workers.
Product: Grows and supplies eucalyptus, including cinerea, and mimosa to professional buyers.
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