Wooden Plant Containers

I forgot to ask the previous owners of my house if brick containers / boxes have brick at the bottom that I intend to plant a tree in one of the boxes next to my patio garden (tree is similar to one of these: http:// ... img.alibaba.com/photo/100847821/O ) .. do not know exactly what kind of a sister bought.

There goes my patio in my back door about 10 feet down, then there are two boxes of bricks / container for the tree planting ... my concern is if the bottom of the box is sealed over or if the former owners made them so the bottom goes directly to the ground, if you get what I mean.

There is already a tree ( http://image34.webshots.com/35/7/54/22/2 ... ) in a box next to the patio and its very big now so I do not know if this means that the bottom is not sealed more ...

Besides the point of the boxes are large enough, but if the substance has been sealed over would be a problem for the tree in the future?

cheers

PS: the pictures I found on google, of course, no deck in these pictures: P.

If you want to be sure you take a metal pole or long rod and push it into the jar and see if it goes beyond the bricks outside. Head Girl is good you must be careful not to plant a tree that will exceed your containers of bricks. A good tree is a small Japanese maple, they remain small and grow very slowly. The color red is also a good accent for the bricks.

They probably do not have brick at the bottom is that there do not grow well if it does. It would be so foolish to put brick on the bottom or just put up around the brick. So what you want to plant there as long as he did not develop itself in time.