A homeowner wants to install a single course of decorative bricks flush with the siding bottom to create a mulch/planting bed along the foundation without soil contact.
Preferred: Create a walkway between house and planter—pavers up to foundation sill plate with drainage away from structure.
Piling soil against siding—traps moisture, causes rot, invites pests.
Always ensure positive drainage away from the foundation, regardless of edging material.
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