The Local Patch
The Local Patch is a small market garden on Wapping Road in Portsmouth, Rhode Island growing produce without synthetic pesticides and selling through CSA market shares.
The Local Patch is a small market garden in Rhode Island run by Amy and Andrew, growing fresh produce without synthetic pesticides.
They build their soil with compost and minimal tillage, keep weeds down with cover crops and hand tools, and raise their own seedlings in a greenhouse using a homemade organic potting mix.
Most of the harvest is sold through a flexible market style CSA, with market cards available from the online shop, and at the Aquidneck Growers' Market. Surplus crops are regularly donated to local food banks, and volunteers are welcome.
What they sell
- Seasonal vegetables
- CSA market shares
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
From the community
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We had an amazing experience. Not only was the brunch incredible (eggs Benedict biscuits) but the atmosphere and staff are all top notch. Specifically Aris, our waiter, who was knowledgeable, funny, and fast. He made the experience one to remember on top of the already exceptional food. A+
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low quality service, I asked for an Iced latte and the waitress brought me dripped coffee with cream.
Catalin was absolutely amazing, 10/10 recommended to all my friends.
Drinks were amazing and service was prompt and outstanding. We went for a pre dinner drink and appetizer as we had another reservation somewhere else. It was so good we wished we’d made our reservation there instead.










