Your fern is likely a tropical species that cannot withstand frost. Remove all brown fronds, bring the plant indoors to a bright, humid spot (a bathroom works well), water when the soil surface is dry, mist occasionally, and apply a light dose of houseplant fertilizer. Recovery is possible but not guaranteed.
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