Get high marks for the advice on planting trees!

There are two kinds of trees in the garden farm. One is a very big tree whose branches are often sawed off. Big trees, which are often moved from other places, used to be used in other places, just temporary shelters in the horticultural field. The other one grew up in a horticultural farm, usually not very big. The purpose of enclosing the soil with bricks is to prevent the roots from growing too scattered and too deep. When transplanting, remove the bricks. Those roots are relatively complete. Unlike planting in the ground, many roots need to be cut off, which affects the survival rate. Digging down requires more labor. Time-consuming also affects survival rate, so enclosure can alleviate the above shortcomings.