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- E5427 2nd Rd, Kewaunee, WI 54216
- +1 (920) 255-4536
- gleninnish.com
Glen Innish Farm is Kewaunee County’s first lavender farm. They grow two different varieties of lavender, planted in intricately patterned fields. In addition to lavender, they raise beef cattle and sheep, as well as cut flowers, vegetables, and fruit.
Their store is open six days per week. For special appointments or group tours, contact [email protected] or call (920) 251-7450.
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