Do your planter boxes come with drainage holes, or is that something we need to specify?

Ah, the age-old gardener’s question—one that speaks to the very soul of plant parenthood. So, do our planter boxes come with drainage holes? The short answer is: yes, but with a twist of customization.

Every single planter box we craft is born with drainage holes as a standard feature. I like to think of them as the quiet heroes of your garden—they’re always there, doing their job, preventing your beloved plants from drowning in their own home. After all, I wouldn’t want your precious roots to suffer from soggy feet!

But here’s where I get personal: not everyone wants the same hole configuration. Some of you are growing succulents that crave fast drainage; others are nurturing moisture-loving ferns that prefer a slower trickle. That’s why, while all our boxes leave the workshop with pre-drilled holes, we offer the option to specify additional customization—larger holes for heavy clay soils, fewer holes for self-watering setups, or even a sealed base if you plan to use a liner.

So, do you need to request drainage holes? Not at all—they’re already there, breathing life into your soil. But if you have a specific vision for your green companions, I’d love for you to tell me. Consider me your personal planter designer, ready to adapt to your roots, your rain, and your rhythm.

Happy planting, and remember: a box with a hole is a home with a heart.