16-ft queen palms in Pensacola facing 26°F tonight with rope lights on the crown: add a blanket around the base to protect roots, and water deeply—water releases heat as it cools.
Queens are resilient. Newly planted ones (2 years) are more vulnerable. These have a fighting chance with minimal protection.
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