 Chichester Elm is known to have been marketed in Victoria, Australia, from 1873.In the early 20th century the Gembrook or Nobelius Nursery described it as a large tree of upright growth with broad leaves, listing it separately from Huntingdon Elm and "Ulmus" 'Canadian Giant'.Two notable examples survive, courtesy of their isolation from diseased stock, at Queens' College, Cambridge, in height (2009).