Like mother like son

That is wonderful, lets hope they get a good crop to keep them motivated.

Agree with Eileen, this really is fantastic! I’m keeping everything crossed they get a whole healthy lot of produce...hopefully they can motivate other nearby too!

Its one good thing that's come out of lockdown. More power to their elbows!

That’s looks so good, hopefully after this terrible weather peters out there will be lots to grow & sow.....

That looks nice, it's good that your son has some friends to share it with :)

The group is-
An architect, a chef, a college technician, a carpenter, a buildings conservator and Mike head of workshops in Painting at the Royal College of Art.
If they can’t dig a straight line, build a raised bed and structures then cook some beautiful vegetables who can?

They should do well between them :)

Great to see the interest the lads are putting into growing veg! 😃

That's a very rewarding endeavor Linda and I hope there are many. There are products available to deal with the foxes - citronella being one. I have to deal the the raccoons.

Thanks everyone for your comments. They are very keen and strong. I could do with their digging power. I will tell Mike about the citronella.

Bathgate- Mike wants to know if it is a plant or liquid you use? If it is a plant which one?

Citronella is a tropical grass, but you can grow it in pots. It has a citrus fragrance like lemongrass. The oils are extracted and used as a pest repellent.

You can buy it as a spray from Amazon- you can spray it on his marking places or tracks. You might also try Silent Roar
(lion poo to you) which repels cats but I don't know about the effect on foxes. If you find a Citronella plant be aware it is not hardy and must be brought in over the winter.

That is so good to see, its amazing how many youngsters are taking an interest in gardening since this pandemic started, they have made a grand start and it looks well organised and so tidy, hoping all their hard work reaps good results for them Linda..