Desperate help needed

[addy1]

You could do cement, or just cut out the massive roots, level the dirt with a slight backwards slant, reset the rocks.

I like you helper!

 

[Modeen]

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I agree if it's just the blocks that need replacing that will be easy.
I like your little helper pup looking like he/she wants to get busy and get this project going

Thank you yes she’s super keen BUT she likes bringing the mud/roots inside when we first moved in she decided to go for a swim

 

[jgrandmont]

No1 the owner had them creeper type plants growing up the fence and the roots as per picture have basically busted stone blocks (not breeze blocks as thought).

It looks like you've got yourself an issue with some type of ivy. My condolences . That stuff is very aggressive and will try to take over everything. I've got some on three sides of my property and it's a constant battle with it as it tries to invade my yard.

 

[Modeen]

It looks like you've got yourself an issue with some type of ivy. My condolences . That stuff is very aggressive and will try to take over everything. I've got some on three sides of my property and it's a constant battle with it as it tries to invade my yard.

Thank you I’ve done my best to remove all the roots but without taking out the entire pond I can’t get the both underneath , hopefully I’ve killed most of it , why you would plant it right next to a pond I will never know...it’s crazy aggressive

 

[GBBUDD]

Many options. use the same bricks clean up the edges and use caulking to glue them together but this is not super strong but it is better then just sitting there.
Like addy said you can put them in a bed or mortar and mortar between.
remove the blocks and replace with some stones