Rocky Point Farm grows blueberries, mainly for customers in our area who pick their own. Our website tells about us, about picking and enjoying blueberries, and about the health benefits of blueberries. You can also find links to other sites, including sources of recipes. We even offer tips on growing your own blueberries. And we introduce you to another fruit, pawpaw, that is new to Rhode Islanders.
Goodbye! We have deeded development rights to the State of Rhode Island, creating a conservation easement, meaning that now and into the future the farm can only be used for agricultural purposes. And we have sold the farm to Rhonda Shumaker and Joe Gouveia, who plan to continue the blueberry farm and look forward to seeing all the blueberry lovers next summer when the berries are ripe. We will miss all the good, kind, engaged folks who visited the farm over the years, but who knows? We may see you again when we come to pick blueberries for ourselves; we’ll still be in Rhode Island, living in Edgewood. Long live the blueberry patch!
Mark and Betty Garrison
Contact the farm: For the time being, until Rhonda and Joe have taken over the website, you can contact them via email at farm130@cox.net if you wish to receive update messages at the beginning and occasionally during the season, and/or email them your mailing address to receive a postcard at the beginning of the season.