Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

*The Botanic Gardens and Children’s Village will be CLOSED on April 21st, 2019 for building and grounds maintenance*

The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens exists to cultivate growth and enrichment in the community of Cheyenne by providing a treasured garden space for enjoyment, celebration, and education. Come experience the dazzling variety of award-winning, curated displays of plants, shrubs, and trees from around the world in the brand new Grand Conservatory, enjoy family-friendly activities in the Paul Smith Children’s Village, or take a walk through the community vegetable garden and greenhouse.

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Explore the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens wide-ranging plant collections and landscapes, as well as must-see exhibits and special spaces, such as the Paul Smith Children’s Village and High Plains Arboretum.

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Grand Conservatory

Paul Smith Children's Village

Gardens

Support

The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens help cultivate growth and enrichment in the Cheyenne community and beyond—and it depends on the generosity of supporters like you. Thanks to you, we’ve helped thousands create meaningful connections to nature. And we won’t stop there.

Help us grow by volunteering at the gardens, become a member and visit often, or donate to help us expand.
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Featured Classes

April 24, 2019
Grand Conservatory Building- 2nd Floor Classroom
Re-occuring every Wednesday
12:00pm-12:30pm

Relaxation Meditation

Take a break and Meditate at the Gardens

April 28, 2019
Grand Conservatory Building- 2nd Floor Classroom
Re-occuring on the 4th Sunday of every month
1:00pm-2:30pm

Meditation Series

Begin your journey to happiness!

May 19, 2019
Grand Conservatory Building- 2nd Floor Classroom

2:00pm-3:00pm

Wyoming Vegetable Gardening Workshop

Grow a bigger, better Garden this year!

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Gardening

Whether you have a vegetable garden, rose garden, or weed garden, our Cheyenne Botanic Gardens experts will help you find your way. Explore our collection of tips and tricks on everything from growing food of your own, to managing harsh weather conditions on the High Plains.

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