Foxtail palms (Wodyetia bifurcata) with all fronds brown after a Central Florida freeze may take months to show life or death. The crown is the key.
New spear emergence can take until fall. If the crown turns mushy and fronds pull out, it's dead. If a spear appears, the palm lives—but will be weakened for next winter. This is the most common post-freeze question; patience is the only tool.
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