How to lay bricks around a tree?

The most important thing to consider when laying bricks around a tree is to ensure there is plenty of space for the tree roots to grow. When laying bricks around the tree, make sure to begin at least two feet away from the trunk of the tree and slope the bricks gradually away from the trunk. This will create a slight depression around the tree and allow water to drain away.

Additionally, use only flat, smooth bricks that fit together snugly and be sure to use sand between the layers of bricks to prevent them from shifting. When using mortar, apply a thin layer that gapes between the bricks and doesn’t press too tightly against them. Finally, avoid using chemicals and fertilizers near the tree as they can damage the roots.