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Queen Palm Winter Survival: 13°F Likely Fatal

Queen palms survive to ~25°F (maybe 20°F in sheltered spots). Your area hit 13°F—check for green at the growing tip (crown). If none, they're dead. Check if the nursery offers a cold-damage guarantee.

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