 in 2009, after pollarding) can be seen in the city along the London Road.The specimen at Leeds Castle was, at 38 m, the tallest elm in surviving Britain until it blew down in 2000.There are also good examples in Edinburgh along Fettes Row, and one at the intersection of Royal Circus and Circus Place (bole-girth 2.5 m), while a single mature 'Major' survives at the extreme east end of East Princes Street Gardens (2015).