Planting and Growing vegetables in Containers:

Creole Tomato plants in containers submitted by Sandy from Louisiana.

Sandy uses 4-10-6 Hi-Yield Fertilizer combines that with Epsom Salt, and Egg Shells with excellent results.

You'll also find Eggplants, Roma Tomatoes, Sweet 100 Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, Cayenne Peppers, Ancho Peppers, Butternut Squash, Spaghetti Squash, Okra, Giant Sunflowers, Onions, a large variety of Herbs, 30ft. of Pole Beans, Strawberries, Blueberries, and Blackberries in the garden.

Video Planting your vegetables in containers

(Green Tower) Romaine Lettuce planted in containers and just about ready to harvest.  This lettuce variety grows fast, especially in the rich compost contained in these pots.

(Packman Hybrid) Broccoli

Cauliflower (Amazing)

Green Onions (Parade)

   Video Supporting Container Grown Tomatoes

How to plant your vegetables in containers
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   Planting in containers is no different than planting in the garden.  Plant at the same depth, fertilize and plenty sunlight.  In fact, most vegetables should be grown in full sunlight.

  Being above ground and in well drained soil means you'll have to water container grown vegetables more often.  I water mine about every other day.