Triple Christmas palm: 2 trunks dead, 1 alive. Owner asks if cutting dead ones harms the survivor.
Cut dead trunks at soil level, lightly mulch to hide stubs. Survivor will be fine but look unbalanced. Most people eventually pull the whole clump due to asymmetry.
Replace with Sylvester date palm—similar look, much more cold-hardy.
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