Drainage holes in planter?

kateowen72

5 years ago

Hi there, are there holes in the bottom of the planter for water to drain through or is it a solid box? Thank you!

Window Box Concrete Planter, Black, 20x100x20 cm · More Info

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Getpotted
5 years ago
Good afternoon,

These planters come with drainage holes.
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