FOX 11 NEWS: Crafting and nature unite at Swanstone Gardens!

(WLUK) Acres of lush gardens sit just outside of Green Bay for you to explore. Swanstone Gardens offers crafting classes that you can take while enjoying the nature around you. Some of the crafts include zen rain chains, barn quilts, mosaic garden posts, and more. A plant sale and craft festival is happening on August 11, 12 and 13. It will feature more than 20 vendors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will also be a brat fry to benefit Mit Liebe German Sheperd Dog Rescue. Swanstone Gardens encourages people to call (920) 866-9367 before making a trip.

SThe garden is located at 4696 Swan Rd. Green Bay, WI. They also offer hands-on classes, trips, and have a gift shop. Come join the creativity and fun!

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FOX NEWS !! Explore nature in a new way at Swanstone Gardens!

TOWN OF SCOTT (WLUK) -- Swanstone Gardens is ready to welcome you this summer! FOX 11's Emily Deem spent Tuesday morning in the Town of Scott to see what people can create this year!.

Swanstone Gardens is a place where people who are interested in nature and garden crafts can visit to enhance their creative spirit! They offer hands-on classes, trips, and have a gift shop. This year is their 20th anniversary of creativity and fun.

They will also be hosting a Garden Fair next month! The show chance to take a look at their gardens and meet their instructors.

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Swanstone Gardens

Swanstone Gardens is a place where folks who share an interest in nature and garden crafts come to learn and enjoy camaraderie while having fun in its beautiful garden setting. Stroll the gardens and wander the paths through Swan Park, a developing project of David Calhoon's since 1985.

Have you seen Leaf Castings yet? What about Willow Benches? Have you ever done Brick Stamping? Ever seen Hypertufa Planting Troughs? If you haven't, come in a take a look at our many classes and join us at Swanstone Gardens!

While the art of leaf casting has been around for years, it is one of the latest and hottest projects of home crafters. Leaf casting has been featured in craft programs and several popular publications including Better Homes and Gardens, as well as Martha Stewart.