Container vegetable gardening. Help!!? I live in N-E Indiana and plan on growing a few...

I live in N-E Indiana and plan on growing a few vegetables (ie, beefsteak tomatoes, hot pepper etc.) in containers outside. I am thinking roughly speaking using some Miracle-Gro Organic Choice Potting Mix 16 Qt but am not sure how much I'll need as I am modern to this. I have be informed that I should use 5 Gal containers for the tomatoes and 2 to 3 Gal for the peppers. They Dutch auction the potting mix that I'm wanting to use in 16 Qt plenty. I guess what I want to know is how many bag's will it purloin to fill one 5 Gal container? Now I know that 16 Qt = 4 Gal but will one 16 Qt rucksack be enough per 5 Gal container? Thank you guys terrifically much for any help you can extend on this subject, I am sooooooo lost here : (
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Answers:    Just get a big pot. (larger for the tomatoes and smaller for peppers) and cram i up. The larger the better because the roots will be bound if you don't have satisfactory soil. I would do AT LEAST 5 gal for the tomatoes. I am a tomato growing freak so let me know if you hold any more questions.
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you'll requirement some fill on the bottom of the pot resembling broken pottery or bark chips to allow for drainage so you could permeate 1- 5 gal pot with 1- 16qt daypack. . .the pot doesn't need to be over flowing and when I grow within pots I like to top the pots sour with mulch or spangum moss to assistance keep the soil moist . .
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