The phrase "do garden work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of performing tasks or activities related to maintaining a garden. Example: "On weekends, I like to do garden work to make sure my plants stay healthy and my garden looks beautiful."
He said he would work at anything -- cleaning toilets, doing garden work, helping on a farm.
Joseph followed the motorist to his home, where his mother was outside doing garden work.
In Key West, he did gardening work for a friend of his grandmother's.
The Latino man, who had done gardening work for her, had returned to rape her... Sean rushed out with the gun, and struggled with the man, who bested him... Melanie grappled with him as he attempted to lash out with a shovel, and for a moment when she looked him full in the face, she saw Dr. Toni Brinsley-Schneider, Dr. Brinsley-Schneider the bioethicist, just her.
The Latino man, who had done gardening work for her, had returned to rape her... Sean rushed out with the gun, and struggled with the man, who bested him... Melanie grappled with him as he attempted to lash out with a shovel, and for a moment when she looked him full in the face, she saw Dr. Toni Brinsley-Schneider, Dr. Brinsley-Schneider the bioethicist, just her..
Before PDS helped Sallie get a job at Woodlands, she worked 5 days a week as part of another day program doing gardening work and made less than $20 a week!
Later, William Harbitz made what he called a "long shot" suggestion to Fullerton police that Boyer might be the killer because he had done gardening work for the couple, owed them money, carried a sheath knife and became violent when drunk.
Last summer she worked as a street sweeper in the morning and then did gardening and other work during the day: weeding gardens, cleaning windows and the like.
He grew up in Aiken, S.C., where his father did gardening and field work and his mother raised chickens and hogs.
