Heavy planters on a wood deck trap moisture and rot boards. The solution: mobile, elevated planters.
Airflow prevents trapped moisture. Mobility lets you chase sun/shade. No deck penetration = no leaks.
Use rot-resistant lumber (cedar, redwood) or composite for the boxes.
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