Queen Anne palms (likely Syagrus romanzoffiana or similar) with zero green tissue after a hard freeze are probably dead. But palms can surprise.
Some palms push a spear after a long dormancy. The cost of waiting is zero; the cost of premature removal is losing a living palm.
Indoor Palm Bad Odor: Diagnose Source (Rot, Animal, Bloom)
Queen Palm Seed Pods: Annual, Messy, Cut Early
Robellini Trunk Fuzz = Lichen (Harmless), Queen Palm Frizzling = Check for Ganoderma
Repotting Root-Bound Robellini Palms: Risks and Solutions
Reviving a Declining Indoor Palm: Watering, Humidity, and Soil Refresh
Cotton Palm Transplant Recovery: Solving Stunted Growth Issues
Diagnosing Compacted Frond Growth in Bangalow Palms: Nutrients, Roots, or Cold?
Eradicating Spider Mites on a Long-Term Indoor Palm: Spraying, Washing, and Humidity
Madagascar Palm (Pachypodium) Black Leaves: Watering and Pot Size
Queen Palm Loses Center Frond: Caterpillars or Crown Rot?
Palm Seed Pods: Remove for Aesthetics or Leave for Nature
Why Foxtail Palm Fronds Turn Brown: Spotting, Watering, and Fertilizing Tips
Can You Root a Trunk-Cut Trachycarpus Palm?
Why Bangalow (King) Palms Struggle Indoors: Better Alternatives for Low-Light Interiors
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