9 pecans (26–48″ DBH), oak, 2 figs hit by 3 nights of killing frost after full leaf-out. Some re-leafing; some trunk sprouts; figs inactive.
No intervention needed. Established hardwoods reliably recover from late freeze with reduced but adequate canopy.
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