If you’re thinking of laying your garden bricks directly on the soil, think again. That’s because over time, the garden bricks will sink into the soil, and they won’t do it at an even pace. You’ll get an extremely uneven path, wall, or other structure, and that’s not something anyone wants to deal with. So, if you’re planning on laying garden bricks on soil, save yourself the headache and do the necessary groundwork to do the job right. That means digging down, laying landscape fabric, distributing and tamping gravel, adding a layer of sand, and of course taking your time when laying the bricks. Sure, it’s a lot more work and will drive the cost of your project up too, but it’s the only way to get the job done right. Otherwise, you’ll have to pull up all your hard work and start from scratch to get the result you want!