You want curved concrete tree rings where the mow strip (flat edge) faces inward and the "bump" faces out—so you can create a zigzag pattern around trees, not just circles. Standard rings have the bump inside, which won't work for your design.
Custom shapes (zigzag) may require a mold. If no stock product exists, a local precast shop can cast to your template.
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