About Maghull Gardens
A small group of diverse and contrasting gardens on the outskirts of Liverpool. 47 The Crescent is a suburban garden with gravel, cut flower and courtyard areas. Relax and unwind in the lovely summerhouse surrounded by beautiful perennial planting. Several ponds encourage a variety of wildlife. Maghull Station gardens, voted RHS Britain in Bloom Best Station in 2021, feature borders with herbaceous perennials and shrubs. Rockery and secret garden with areas to encourage wildlife. Beautifully planted troughs and hanging baskets. 44 Summerhill Drive is a developing cottage style suburban garden with an extremely colourful and unusual variety of planting aimed at encouraging pollinators. There is a small Japanese inspired area with a collection of Bonsai. Lovely seating areas framing different views of the garden. A lovely reflective space in which to relax. Plants for sale at each of the gardens.
Frank Hornby is said to have been inspired by Maghull Railway Station when creating his model buildings as he lived within sight of the station. His family grave is to be found in the grounds of St Andrew's Church and The Maghull Ancient Chapel, which appears in the 1066 Magna Carta.
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