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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: 7 clever ways to reuse old bricks in your yard

If you’ve got a pile of leftover bricks lying around after a project, you’re probably wondering what to do with them all. But before you toss or donate them, there are various ways you can reuse old bricks in your yard.

In fact, bricks are one of the strongest building materials you’ll find (providing they’re not crumbling!), guaranteed to be weatherproof and last the distance. Similar to reusing , reclaimed materials are gaining popularity for DIY projects around the home.

homegrown tomatoes or an aromatic herb garden, these flower beds are a great way to elevate and display them.

You can either build a brick raised garden bed with or without mortar. Typically, sand-based mortar is adequate for residential use, but if you need a deeper raised bed, mortar can be used to hold bricks together. Before you start laying bricks, always use a line level and stakes to stake out your raised garden bed. For a short raised garden bed, stack bricks 3-4 bricks high — adding or removing dirt under each brick to ensure that each brick is level. 

Once you’ve constructed your raised beds, place a layer of hardware fabric down, and fill with a raised bed soil or native topsoil before adding your favorite plants.  

4. Mini brick wall

Whether you want to secure your existing fences or create a decorative feature, bricks can be used to make miniature walls. 

One way you could do this is by digging a trench that is the length and width of your planned brick wall. Fill the trench with concrete, and allow it to completely set (usually for up to three days). Once dried, you can then begin laying the couple of rows of brick that will make up your brick foundation. 

If you’re unsure, though, you might want to call in the help of a professional bricklayer to do this for you. 

5. Create a weed barrier

Another great use for leftover bricks is to create a weed barrier. This should prevent the growth of unsightly weeds taking over your yard. Lay a brick or two on top of any areas where you’re likely to see plenty of weeds. 

In theory, this will ensure the weeds/roots underneath won’t get any essential nutrients (air and water) needed to aid their growth. 

Bear in mind that depending on the type of weed, you may get some shoots through the cracks between the bricks. However, it won’t be as bad as seeing an abundance of weeds in your yard. 

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