Hi All. I have a problem

we used old roof tiles to act as a barrier when we put up a shed and had to back fill.
as for the tree extra soil up against the base to a depth of about an inch or 2 wont do any harm any more than that and it may well do. some trees are very sensitive to this. see what others think.

Hi, I agree with Sbg, an inch or 2 shouldn't do any harm, but definitely no more than that, Derek.

Thanks for your help. :o)) You’ve given me an idea :o))
I have some Pavestone’s that may to the trick where some of it is deep down, it’s not easy to see in the pics I have taken, I’m going to add another pic so you can see how deep it is?
The base plinth of another garden is the hight of our garden if you see what I mean, I hope I’m not confusing you LOL xx

Could you simply accept a slope? A more serious point I thought of though is a legal one. Normally the fence marks the boundary, with the supports indicating whose fence it is.From the photo it looks as though this would indicate that the fence is yours, which might cause problems if either of you ever moved house?

I also have a 'gap' in the back. That's how I met my neighbor who turned out to be a good friend. We exchange all kinds of goodies 'through the gap'.

Steragram. The fence isn't ours, all the gardens that back onto the side of our property were there a few years before this place was built, we have five properties & all their back gardens back on to the side of our property :o))