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Farmhouse Patio Planters

February 1, 2017 9 Comments

Hey friends! I know my last post was a little lame. I do want to check in more,  but lately things have been crazy. So crazy that I haven’t had much time to write a decent blog post. We have been working on these planter boxes since last november and I finally made Glen finish them for me so I could paint and distress them. We have had these cute little boxwoods for almost two years so I knew as soon as we moved into our  home that I wanted to pop them in two cute planters.

Also see our Restoration Hardware Inspired Planter.

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

I know some people don’t like distressed rough looking pieces, but I couldn’t love these more. I didn’t even sand them as I wanted the paint to look authentic and really “Farmhouse”. They’re such a show stopper when you drive past our home. I’m just waiting for my favourite dark wax to come back into stock so i can add some to each box.

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Before we completed these farmhouse planters, we had some more modern faux cement planters from Canadian Tire. They were such crappy quality and were so expensive. One actually broke in a storm. These new planters are pretty indestructible!

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

I want my patio to feel super inviting as we often have clients, friends and family stop by. So I have this outdoor sofa on my deck that we purchased two years ago. Two oversized pillows ( they are actually indoor pillows ) and my throw. I also threw up my “Farmhouse” DIY sign and a spring wreath.

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

Our Farmhouse Patio Planters for our boxwoods www.whitepicketfarmhouse.com

What do you think of the planter boxes? To be honest… we didn’t really follow a tutorial, but I’m sure if you wanted I could dig one up somewhere on the internet, or make one for you! They’re easy peasy!

Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to pop onto the blog - it means so much!

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Filed Under: home decor Tagged With: Boxwoods, Deck, DIY, Farmhouse, Farmhouse Patio, Farmhouse Planters, Outdoors, Plants

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  1. Debbie says

    February 1, 2017 at 3:10 pm

    I love the look Jess.

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    • Jessica-Sara Morris says

      February 1, 2017 at 5:32 pm

      Thanks so much Debbie!

      Reply
  2. April Nall says

    February 1, 2017 at 3:27 pm

    Love them! It’s so crazy because I was just on Pinterest a couple of hours ago looking for DIY planter boxes. Then, lo and behold, I get this email shortly after.

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    • Jessica-Sara Morris says

      February 1, 2017 at 5:32 pm

      That is so funny April!
      We finished these a few days ago. These are just super basic planter boxes. I didn’t sand them at all before painting them as I wanted them to look very authentic and “farmhousey” I used a “pure white” paint from Behr. Painted Once and then took a hand sander to it.

      Reply
  3. Nancy Tella says

    February 1, 2017 at 3:36 pm

    Could you tell us what kind of wood you used and how you finished it?
    They look great!!

    Reply
    • Jessica-Sara Morris says

      February 1, 2017 at 5:31 pm

      Yes! We used spruce. I didn’t sand at all as I wanted it to be rough so when I sanded it it would look more authentic.
      I used “Pure White” by Behr and coated the planters once, then let dry for two hours and sanded down.

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      • Nancy Tella says

        February 1, 2017 at 5:46 pm

        Great — thanks for the info

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  4. [email protected] says

    February 12, 2017 at 5:00 pm

    Your house is so beautiful! Do you know what paint color your siding is? I just Love it!!
    Thanks!
    Katie

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    • [email protected] says

      February 13, 2017 at 1:44 pm

      I do not - I’m so so sorry!

      Reply

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Hi! I'm Jessica Sara Morris. Lifestyle Blogger, Interior Designer and Mama to Four. Occasionally spontaneous but mostly a hermit who lives in stretchy pants.

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