Nicola's two 24-inch outdoor yuccas in Dallas had branch tops fold over after a cold snap. She moved them to garage, staked them upright, and asks about fertilizer and future protection.
If tops turn completely brown and dry: Cut back to green tissue. Plant will send out new side shoots.
No fertilizer needed for cold damage recovery. Fertilizer stresses damaged plants.
Monitor forecasts. When freezing temps predicted, move plants to garage or indoors by window until temps rise. If trunk freezes to ground, plant is lost.
Yuccas are tough but container plants lack ground insulation. The garage/sunny window strategy is correct for temporary protection.
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