Gardening is a good example. In Santa Clara County, the initial SiP rules permitted gardeners to work, even more than one at a time if they drove in separate vehicles. Seems pretty safe. Under the most recent tightening, the rules are like yours: gardeners are prohibited, can work only if necessary for safety. I've got to believe that the powers-that-be concluded that stay-at-home meant stay at home, and the making of exceptions for some non-essential activities, however safely they can be done, was undermining the whole enterprise.
Some facts from Contra Costa County
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