Discover a green haven- Jen’s plants and florist
Welcome to Jen’s Plants & Florist our little journey through one of London’s most charming plant and flower destinations: Jen’s Plants & Florist Islington. If you’re on the lookout for the perfect indoor houseplant, a thoughtful floral gift, or simply a dose of botanical inspiration, this vibrant shop offers something special. In this blog post I’ll walk you through what makes this place so welcoming, why you’ll want to visit, and what to expect.
A Warm Welcome from the Botanicals
From the moment you step into Jen’s Plants & Florist you’re greeted by lush greenery, colourful blooms, and a sense of care that goes beyond the usual florist or garden centre experience. The owner, Jen, has crafted a space that balances quirky plants, elegant bouquets and friendly, expert advice. On their website they say:
“An astonishingly beautiful place! … The range and quality of plants is fantastic, especially if you are looking for something unusual.”
That sentiment shines through in person: whether you’re browsing the Highbury location at 99 St Paul’s Road or the Brick Lane spot (106a Brick Ln, London E1 6RL) you’ll find plenty of variety and plenty of welcoming smiles.
What You’ll Find: Plants, Florals & More
Here’s a breakdown of what makes Jen’s stand out:
- Wide selection of plants – From petite desktop plants to large statement houseplants, Jen’s offers “unusual plants of all sizes”.
- Fresh and dried flowers – Want a bouquet that lasts? Their dried flowers bouquet is described as “fuss-free, they last for years and don’t require any maintenance.”
- Stylish plant-pots & accessories – It’s not just about the greenery: interesting vases, funky plant pots and design touches all help you make your space uniquely yours.
- Expert friendly advice – Whether you’re new to houseplants or a seasoned collector, Jen and the team are known for being “warm, friendly and knowledgeable about plants.”
Why It Feels Special
What really sets Jen’s apart is the atmosphere. This isn’t just a transactional shop—it’s a place where you feel invited, where you might linger, ask questions, and leave inspired. The review quotes say things like “This is more than a shop; it’s an oasis, a hub of creative inspiration and community connection.”
Also, the story behind it is lovely. On some profiles you’ll find that Jen left a career in finance (investment banking) to follow her creative passion for plants and floral design. That kind of background often nurtures authenticity—something you can pick up just walking in.
Where and When to Visit
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Locations:
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99 St Paul’s Road, Highbury & Islington, N1 2NA
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106a Brick Ln, Spitalfields, London E1 6RL
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- Opening hours: According to their site: 10:30 – 6:00 pm, Monday to Sunday.
- Tip for visiting: If you go to the Brick Lane location on a Saturday or Sunday, you might combine it with a visit to the market or neighbourhood stroll. The Highbury shop is great if you’re nearby and want to pick something up locally.
Final Thoughts
Jen’s Plants & Florist Islington
If you love plants, love great design, or simply want a florist that feels refreshingly personal rather than generic, Jen’s Plants & Florist is absolutely worth a visit. It ticks the boxes for variety, quality, personality and atmosphere. Whether you’re buying for yourself or picking a gift, you’ll likely leave with something beautiful and a smile.
My Review
️️️️️ (5/5)
Jen’s Plants & Florist offers a wonderful fusion of botanical beauty and personal service. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, the plant selection is both broad and thoughtfully curated (including some true stand-outs you won’t find everywhere), and the floral arrangements—especially the dried flower options—are stylish and long-lasting. The two London locations make it easy to pop in, and the vibe makes it feel less like shopping and more like visiting a community of plant lovers. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a plant, a bouquet or just inspiration.
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