Wesh Grow
Urban farms growing microgreens and rare herbs for consumers and food businesses in Paris and Marseille
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Wesh Grow
Wesh Grow cultivates microgreens, rare herbs and edible flowers year-round using urban micro-farms. Its produce is grown without pesticides and delivered shortly after harvest on foot or by bicycle.
The company operates farms in Paris and Marseille. In Marseille, it also runs educational projects with students.
Product: Year-round microgreens, rare herbs and edible flowers grown on urban farms.
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