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juliet_grant

how do you build a brick circle under a tree? How can you prevent the

large tree nothing grows under, thought a brick circle.

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  • Sonia
    4年前

    Building a brick wall is a little complex. You will have to dig down and create footings even with a small wall otherwise it may fall down. However, as Daisy has suggested, you could buy or construct yourself, a seat around the tree like below. You can also buy metal ones.

    They look cute too.




  • E D
    4年前

    Or do you mean something like this?





    Also, what are you trying to prevent?

  • Ann Jones
    4年前

    Hi Juliet, what ever you do don't build up the soil round the trunk of the tree, the tree will eventually die. I made that mistake many many years ago.

  • Pale Ale
    4年前

    Try some shade and drought tolerant plants if you want to grow owt underneath it.


    The ring of bricks above give a fair idea of the look. irregular stone blocks might look more natural.

    A narrow level trench (footings) will indeed be best to do it properly. Then some aggregate, concrete, and blobs of mortar (concrete with more sand added) between each block as you build the levels up. There will be countless vids online showing 'how-to'.

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    Gerbera Designs (Garden Design)
    4年前

    Hi Juliet. I would go for plants which like dry shade rather than any construction. https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=430

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  • E D
    4年前

    Not much input from OP... 🤔