Why put a ring around your trees?
Trees in lawns have a hard time. Mowers bump the trunk, whipper snippers strip the bark, and grass competes with the roots for water. A tree ring gives each tree its own mulched space with a clean concrete edge, so it's healthier and easier to look after.
- Protects the trunk. No more mower scrapes or whipper-snipper damage at the base of the tree.
- Holds mulch in place. Mulch keeps moisture in the soil and roots cooler through Perth summers.
- Less trimming. Mow around a smooth curve instead of edging around the trunk by hand.
- A real feature. Clean circles make trees stand out and give the whole lawn a designed look.
Shaped to suit your tree
Because we shape each kerb on site, your tree ring can be any size. We can do neat circles around young trees, larger rings around established trees, or flowing island beds that take in several trees and plants. We set the ring well clear of the trunk and avoid major surface roots, so the tree has room to grow.
Tip: Planting new trees? Put the ring in at the same time. The tree gets a mulched area from day one, and the kerb shows where to keep the mower away.
Finishes and colours
Tree rings look great in plain grey, but you can also match them to the rest of your garden. Limestone look suits native and coastal gardens, charcoal gives a modern contrast, and brick look suits traditional homes. Doing garden beds too? We'll kerb everything in one visit. See concrete garden kerbing.