Specialty Crop

Air-O-Fresh owner Emily Leach offers a wide variety of fresh produce and vegetable and flower starts at her farm stand and Cheyenne farmers’ markets.

Baer’s Pantry features a variety of all-natural homemade jams, and also chokecherry syrup and orange marmalade at venues across Laramie County.

Bear Creek Rubs offers a variety of spice mixtures, rubs, and dip mixes at stores in Burns and Cheyenne.

A Bee Friendly Company offers locally produced honey, creamed honey, powdered honey, and raw pollen, and also sells honeybees and equipment.

Homemade jams and jellies from Berried Delights are available at the Wyoming State Museum Store in Cheyenne.

The Burns Star Market in Burns offers a variety of locally produced foods, including fresh produce and homemade canned and baked goods.

The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens is a popular attraction for residents and visitors alike. Among the features are gardens with pollinator plants.

The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens’ Community Garden Program offers gardening space at the North Community Garden in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Coffee Co. offers hand roasted coffees in small batches, including Brazilian, Guatemalan, Mexican Chiapas, Rwandan, and Sumatra.

The Cheyenne Farmer’s Market features a variety of fresh produce from local and regional producers, among many others foods and crafts.

Laramie County has a number of beekeepers who offer locally produced raw honey, among them Cheyenne Honey.

The Cheyenne Winter Farmers’ Market offers a wide variety of locally produced foods and crafts, and also live entertainment.