Episode 3 • Connecting Rural and Urban Horticulture with Christina Reid
In this episode, Tillery Timmons-Sims interviews Christina Reid, a horticulture agent for Agrilife based in Lubbock, Texas. Christina's work is to develop and deliver information that helps horticultural development in the Lubbock, Texas region. She leads community gardens, school gardens, instructional courses, and other activities in the area. Be sure to listen until the end of the episode, when Christina gives her TOP 5 NATIVE PLANTS SUGGESTIONS for the West Texas Region.
More about our guest:
Christina Reid • Instagram • Facebook • Website (Lubbock Master Gardener) • Website (Lubbock Arboretum) • Office Telephone
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For further information, check out these resources mentioned in the episode:
• Roots Historical Arts Council
• A&M Forestry Research about Tree Correlation with Health
• Lubbock Master Gardener Demonstration Garden
• Texas Tech Greenhouse and Gardens
This podcast is sponsored by Cotter Key Farms. With roots stretching back to 1887, Cotter Key Farms is a great example of heritage and quality. The Vardeman family, now in their fifth generation on the cotton farm and eighth generation on the ranch continues a legacy of producting some of the finest beef and pork in Texas. This is a place where history and modern practices blend to create a product that stands apart. The farm's dedication to quality is evident in every cut of meat. Experience the exceptional taste of Cotter Key Farms from succulent steaks to savory pork sausage. Order your meat online today for local delivery or shipping at: cotterkeyfarms.com
Conservation Stories is presented by The Sandhills Area Research Association (SARA). Subscribe now to hear all the interviews.
Upcoming Episodes Include:
• Kyle Bingham, Bingham Family Winery
• Jeremy Brown, Broadview Agriculture Inc
• Lacy Cotter-Vardeman, Cotter Key Farms
• Matt Campbell, West Texas Meats
• Jessica Tullar-Caroom, Growing Together Texas
