Watercress Beds (Les Cressonnières), Veules-les-Roses

Les Cressonnières are historic watercress beds dating back to the 14th century, located at the source of the Veules River – officially the shortest river in France at just 1,149 meters. Fed by crystal-clear spring water at a constant temperature, these traditional beds have produced prized watercress known for its peppery flavor and fine leaves for over 700 years. 3 tons annually.