Be prepared to water container plants every day during the summer. Sun-loving herbs are perfect plants for container growing, since so many of them prefer dry soil. You'll also need to stake it. As well, tomatoes are heavy feeders, and in the limited soil of a container, they won't get enough nutrients unless you fertilize weekly. If you have access to a flat roof, you may want to consider container gardening up there.
Annuals make wonderful, bloom-filled container plants.
A charming combination is the white nicotiana in the centre of the pot, with blue lobelia trailing along the sides. Taboo containers Do not use containers made of treated wood for growing vegetables Do not use containers that have been used to store chemicals. Then use the tea to water your plants. Any flat space can be converted to a garden paradise.