The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, Community Garden South is placed on an area that was Cheyenne’s first reservoir. You can still see the historic wall along the garden’s perimeter fence. Plots are tended by volunteers of the Gardens who are in need of gardening space as well as members from the local community. There is also a small nursery that propagates woody plant material for the grounds.

This garden also includes a demonstration of a wheelchair accessible orchard. This is a concept first explored at Kansas State University through their Horticultural Therapy Program. The plants can be totally accessed by someone in a wheelchair. Thus, wheelchair bound individuals can provide for all the maintenance needs of the orchard.

The South Community garden provides surplus food to senior volunteers and also includes a cut flower garden for floral displays throughout the summer.
Below are the steps to the S. Community Garden which was constructed thanks to local Boy Scout, Scott Coffin working on an Eagle Scout Badge.