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Hauser's Superior View Farm

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Information: 715-779-5404

10am-5pm, Mon-Sun (during season)

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Hauser's Superior View Farm is a 4th generation farm, specializing in northern field-grown Perennial plants. In addition to over 150 kinds of perennials, Hauser's carries bedding plants, annuals, fruit trees, and shrubs. The orchard also grows raspberries, pie cherries, and over eight varieties of apples. Visitor's will find gifts for all ages in the orchard store, including jams, syrups, apple butter, straw flowers, and apple wine from Hauser's very own Bayfield Winery. Come enjoy the spectacular view of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands from the historic Sears mail-order barn.

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