Brick Edging Around Tree

[@carrievanderhorst9184]

I so appreciate a video that's straight to the point and explained in simple terms. You nailed it. Thanks so much for making a video for others to learn, truly appreciate it.

[@delilahfleharty8393]

I agree!

[@markmak7548]

Thank you so much. Straight to the point easy to understand. No fancy over board instructions. Simple clear and easy to see tips . The UK 👍

[@e.m8784]

you've got a no nonsense approach!

[@gogators5762]

I've watched multiple videos on how to do this exact job, and this is by far the BEST one on YT!!!

[@CoachVickiW]

Exactly what I was looking for and after I've already looked at about 7 videos, which for my purpose were useless to me, and this is it!! Only I'm doing a half circle to capture the front of two trees with a downward slope facing the street. My plan is do make the half circle, then make it in a tiered (maybe 2 maybe 3) fashion for the plants to be seen better by the neighbors!! I have two "wagon wheels" of red brick like what you're doing, in my back yard, so I wanted to keep the same theme!

[@renemmedina]

Really appreciate the video!! Thanks! Straight forward exactly what I need it.

[@jamiebond6349]

I did this for my garden, but cut every second brick at an angle to create the curve which provides a much nicer looking circle.

[@KosmicKaren]

That was great. Thank you. Would be super cool if those bricks were all individually painted with designs and different colors.

[@juanloera7624]

AS YOU CAN SEE its a great tutorial !!!

[@williamlowreysr.3442]

My brother you are the man no doubt! Thanks for the excellent advice and video!

[@teresadavies9112]

Just found you, great informative video. This has given me the confidence to have a go myself. Thank you …

[@brendatrujillo2666]

Looks really nice. I have the perfect spot where this should look great. Thank you! ☺️

[@MsCapri1981]

This was very well displayed, totally helped me with my project. Thank you.

[@retiredhappy466]

Looks good; however, Colorado Blue Spruce trees expand very quickly and that brick tree ring will be hidden away under the tree in just a few years. I really like what you did that ran down the fence line. Looks very nice.

[@mch3730]

Here in PA the Blue Spruce are all dying from a fungus. Neighbor had 6 in his yard. We only have 1, thank goodness, since it’s about $250 each to have them taken down.

[@kristinabartolovic8675]

Majstori 😀😀😀

[@kristinabartolovic8675]

@@mch3730 MsfmC

[@amberjay5361]

Thank you SO much! It’s beautiful! I love that tree too!

[@hera6341]

nice job! you can always create a berm with the old grass.

[@budsmith5]

Thanks for the Tutorial- Needed it

[@johnfuller8147]

New Subscriber Nice Content Very Informanative Great Video

[@iplaycod056]

That looks very good !

[@p90pdack68]

Hi, great video!

[@josenunez130]

That was very helpful, thanks for your great job, nice.

[@mburke1211]

Nice work, and very informative. I have some slope where the tree I want to edge is located, and my mulch is washing out. I was thinking about using 2 or 3 tiers of brick on the low side, tapering to 1 tier on the high side. I’m not sure if your method will work, or if I’d be better off with retaining wall blocks.

[@reidcross9051]

Great tutorial

[@courtneybrat5118]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@dangatto8666]

Is that method good for up north where the frost upheaves anything?

[@dirkdigler1741]

Nice job!

[@jaylarsen6080]

Great video! This I can do!

[@gabrielgonzalez6456]

Only thing I would recommend is to cut the bricks through out the circle. I can see you already have the materials

[@heatherbeckerle6968]

Would you show ways to manage water along a fence line

[@gordbaker896]

Try using a French drain with geocloth

[@raqueliatheimpatientgardne8196]

Hi there, great video tutorial. I have a very large shade tree that I want to encircle with something but cannot decide on what to use. This method looks great but how high can this brick go? I was thinking of doing a wooden octagonal shape but then would have to buy a miter saw to make those cuts plus the wood and didn't want it to rot in 3 years. The canopy of the tree is very very large and will try your clever method of a string and a spray can of paint, really like that. Look forward to hearing your suggestion. Thanks so much, new sub..

[@karaniccole8284]

How much would something like this cost me?

[@ricardomendoza123]

How much you charge for this?

[@twangguy3637]

Thank you, sir!

[@pegprince007]

Thank you - this is just what I am looking for. How would you estimate the mortar needed per linear foot?

[@tizzlebub]

I need some mow over edging. Is the edging by the fence the same thing?

[@ddianedavis7447]

Every body that DIY has sod but I have hard Georgia red clay beneath my grass. I am doing this myself so how can I get through to put my sand mortar and bricks

[@AbDeep07]

Thank you

[@rodneyjaygarrett]

I have a question that hopefully someone can answer. I want to do this brick edging around a tree but there are a couple large roots that would interfere with the trenching. What could I do? Has anyone else had this problem and found a solution? Thanks

[@mikeswain612]

I have a massive maple root in Minnesota can I cry the root?

[@Legacy4K]

Perfect.

[@kayte13]

Wonderful

[@joybowser5156]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@thedyslexic9936]

great video. would love to work with you and learn to work smart not work hard...(except when necessary)

[@BMWE-hm7uz]

its effective and sturdy i guess, but could have been far more aesthetically pleasing, especially the last stone, or perhaps use angled cuts throughout the job.

[@justinmp7621]

i cant believe someone paid him to do that

[@juanjvazquez38]

Thanks so much

[@lannhila9379]

Best job 👍👌

[@anitawhite7767]

Helpful!

[@easygalleryframes]

looks like the root flares aren’t exposed - ?

[@sleep-escapeyourmind8759]

AWESOME! Where are you located? Do you give estimates? I hit the like button and subscribed to your channel and I hit the bell. :) Jim

[@tardivedyskinesia9351]

Why even bother with the mortar? The bricks arent goin anywhere

[@ArtistCreek]

They will shift around with time. Drive thru your neighborhood and look at those tree rings you will see a lot with bricks and displaced rocks. Lots of sad looking rings that weren't secured.

[@NancyZebracki]

He does show that

[@darlingtonjonesimagery9247]

More videos!!

[@tmo6517]

So does the brick damage/kill the tree?

[@mikeswain612]

The root is above ground

[@tabathastaples7884]

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[@lewinchesters]

Questo pensa di essere Giotto.

[@SuperPhoReal]

My takeaway from this video is wear knee pads and get a heavier mallet.

[@yellowdog762jb]

+1 On knee pads! I have done edging without mortar and used natural stone. It was some sort of sandstone I think. I have broken a few stones using the same size rubber mallet. Just sayin'. But I doubt one would break many bricks with a rubber mallet of any size.

[@michaelgranec7151]

As I type this comment i am laying a border with knee pads on and 3 different dead blow mallets/hammers 🤣🤣🤣

[@tacowilco7515]

I respect the work. But it looks like DIY project :|

[@caio5987]

It’s looks a bit shit but hey at least he did it quickly

[@lollyreg97]

I wish i could've seen how much trouble you had with the last brick. Since you didn't show that, I think it must have been a total failure.