Do you send anyone into local neighborhoods (College Park) to offer opinions, make suggestions on converting parched dead lawns into sustainable space?

I have an enormous number of white oak seedlings growing in my back yard. I would like to transfer them to containers, grow them until they are bigger, and then find people to take plant them in their yards. 1. Which is better, to put the oak seedlings in containers now or in the spring? How much does that matter? They are taking over my yard, so I have to remove at least some this fall. If it's better to wait until spring, I'm wondering if I should simply discard what I remove this fall. 2. Should I only put certain sizes in containers? The seedlings range in size from 3 to 15 inches. I'm wondering if certain sizes have a better success rate. Or should I be looking for something else to decide which ones to put in containers, say, dig them all up and only containerize the ones with certain root characteristics? What would those characteristics be? Regards, Lizz Kleemeier

Why are there holes in the Amaryllis leaves in the photo below?

Why are these marks on this tomato? Please see photo below.

Hello, There is a I'm pretty sure a bunch of wild cucumber that grows in a garden I'm at in stillwater, MN. But there's some of it that has the same looking leaves and is a vine, and the flowers look similar. But the seed pod is 4 small pods grouped together, and the pods have like cactus spines all over them that need to be pulled out with a tweezers when they stick in the skin. I can try to get a picture a bunch of it was pulled down. Is that maybe a different variety of wild cucumber or something else? Thank you, Jacob

I grew trombocini squash from seeds I saved last year. Some fruit is obviously hybridized. Is it safe to eat?

We have something building a home on the banks of our neighborhood pond. Turtle? Muskrat? What is throwing me is the careful placement of mud on the bank.

Hello: Can you please identify the foliar disease(s) that these tomatoes have?...(Pictures attached)...They are being grown by various gardeners at the Parklawn Community Garden in Montgomery County, MD. And can you please give suggestions for this year, as well as ways to prevent or control the disease(s) next year? Then I can pass along your ideas to everyone at the garden through the community chat room. Thank you very much, and have a wonderful day!

Hello,

We have Japanese Beetles invading our apple and Linden trees.  What do you suggest we do?  Will they kill the trees?  Please recommend some reading resources for treatment of the beetles.

Thank you,

Susan M.