Carefully remove the stencils or decals once the paint is fully dry.
Apply a clear outdoor sealant spray over the painted numbers to protect them from weathering.
Allow the sealant to dry completely according to the product instructions.
Fill the pot with potting soil, leaving about 2-3 inches of space from the top.
Plant the trailing petunias in the soil, arranging them around the edges to allow them to cascade over the pot.
Place the completed address planter on your front porch, ensuring it’s visible from the street.
For a more rustic look, consider using chalk paint instead of acrylic for a matte finish. To increase durability, especially in harsher climates, opt for a high-gloss sealant. You can also experiment with different plant combinations, such as ivy or succulents, for varied textures and colors. If you prefer a pop of color, paint the entire pot a contrasting hue before adding the white numbers. Personalize further by adding decorative elements like small stones or fairy lights around the base.
