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Planning Your Visit to Ed’s Plant Shop: Brooklyn’s Best-Kept Green Secret

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Planning Your Visit to Ed’s Plant Shop: Brooklyn’s Best-Kept Green Secret

 Find the Red Door: Your Guide to Ed’s Plant Shop in Bushwick

If you’ve ever wished for a plant speakeasy—tucked behind a mysterious red door and known only to those “in the know”—welcome to Ed’s Plant Shop. Hidden on the second floor of 174 Bogart Street, we’re Brooklyn’s leafy best-kept secret where rare houseplants, quirky planters, and big planty smiles are waiting for you.

Whether you’re a local or trekking in from another corner of the New York metro area, here’s your quick guide to finding us, entering through our not-so-secret-anymore red door, and making your trip as easy as possible.

The red entry door for Ed’s Plant Shop at 174 Bogart Street
Look for the red door at 174 Bogart St.

🚇 Getting to Ed’s Plant Shop by Subway & Train

We’re in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Your golden ticket is the Morgan Avenue stop on the L train—just a 3-minute walk to our door.

From popular hubs:

  • From Manhattan (Union Square): Take the L train toward Canarsie. Get off at Morgan Avenue. Easy as propagating a pothos. 🌱
  • From Queens (Long Island City): Take the 7 train into Manhattan, transfer at 14 St–Union Sq for the L, ride to Morgan Avenue.
  • From The Bronx: Take the 4/5/6 downtown, transfer at 14 St–Union Sq to the L toward Canarsie.
  • From Staten Island: Take the Staten Island Ferry, then the 4/5 from Bowling Green; transfer to the L at 14 St–Union Sq, exit at Morgan Avenue.

🚗 Driving & Parking

Bushwick street parking is doable with a little patience:

  • Check Bogart Street and nearby blocks.
  • Metered parking on Flushing Avenue is a solid backup.
  • Rideshare is always a smooth option if you don’t want to circle.

Indoor tropical houseplants on metal shelf

Group on houseplants on wooden floor

A peek inside our leafy oasis.

🚪 Entering the Plant Speakeasy

Arrive at 174 Bogart Street and look for the red door—your portal to plant paradise.

  • Walk up to the red door and locate the keypad.
  • Buzz Suite 207.
  • Take the stairs to the 2nd floor and follow your heart to your next plant. 🌿

It’s like finding a speakeasy—except instead of cocktails, you’ll discover rare philodendron, trailing pothos, and a team of plant nerds who love talking greenery.


✨ Why Visit Ed’s?

We’re off the beaten path—in the best way. Explore rare and unique houseplants, planters, and one-of-a-kind planty treasures you won’t stumble across anywhere else. Think hidden jazz club energy—tell your friends you found us first.

Whether you’re growing your collection, need care tips, or just want to wander a leafy oasis in the middle of Brooklyn, Ed’s Plant Shop is the spot.


📍 Plan Your Visit

Address: 174 Bogart Street, Suite 207, Brooklyn, NY 11206

Subway: Morgan Ave stop on the L train

Hours: Friday–Sunday, 12–6

Pro Tip: Snap a selfie by the red door with your new plant fam—your unofficial membership card to the leafy speakeasy society. 🌱 Tag @edsplantshop or check in on Facebook.


Ready to visit Brooklyn’s best-kept green secret?

We can’t wait to buzz you in.

❓ How to Find Us — FAQ

Where exactly is the entrance?

When you arrive at 174 Bogart Street, on Bogart Street (between Stagg & Scholes), look for the Red Door. Use the keypad to ring Suite 207, and we’ll buzz you in. Take the stairs to Floor 2. You can also shop online & choose Local Pickup and browse the shop when you collect your order.

Which subway stop is closest?

Morgan Ave on the L train — it’s about a 3-minute walk.

Is there parking nearby?

Street parking is usually available within the surround blocks; parking on Saturday & Sunday is much easier. Rideshare or walking is an easy backup!

Do I need an appointment?

No appointment needed during open hours: Friday–Sunday, 12–6. For weekday pickups or private shopping, contact us.

Are pets allowed?

Leashed, well-behaved pups are welcome! 🐶

🗺️ Map & Directions

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