Homeowner in extreme climate (100°F+ summers, below freezing winters) asks if new 3x2 ft brick/mortar planter needs lining before adding soil.
Brick and mortar planters don't require liners for standard planting. The mortar joints allow slow moisture exchange, which benefits root health.
Only line with impermeable membrane if creating a water feature (lilies, aquatic plants).
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