Salad greens are very easy to grow in containers. Try combining several greens in one pot for a ready-made salad mixture. Simply mix together the seed of lettuces, chervil, arugula, endive, herbs, radicchio or other greens and sow them in a wide shallow container. Snip off the leaves when they are very young and tender. Since you can expect about 4 harvests from every planting, reseed a new container every few weeks for a continuous harvest.
Most herbs thrive in containers.
They grow quickly and can be harvested over many months or even years. Tender perennial herbs can be grown outside during the summer and be moved indoors to a protected location for the winter. Most herbs prefer a sandy soil, and they should not be fertilized more than a few times during the growing season. The best fruit trees for container growing are dwarf varieties and genetic miniatures. Fruit trees require lots of space for their roots, so use large containers and put them on wheels if possible.