We let them know which native and introduced plants they have, if there is going to be a problem with introduced plants, whether the area should be fenced in to keep out pigs and goats. For example, there is a gourd vine that was introduced from Asia. Someone probably planted a seed in their garden. The rats eat it, so it has spread, and the plant grows 1 foot a day. There was a conference at Anahola recently to decide what to do about that plant.
Every day is different.
I make cuttings and germinate seeds. I check the plants to see what's eating them. I repot plants that need repotting. I do a lot of work out in the gardens here. When we want to remove everything in one section to plant something new, I go out and propagate everything either by grating, cutting, or air layering.