A 20-foot, 10-year-old areca palm with all fronds brown and brittle after a St. Petersburg freeze will likely push new growth within a month. Arecas are clumping and very cold-tolerant.
The clump will look rough for a season but recover fully. Arecas are among the most freeze-resilient landscape palms.
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