Title: What to Do About Palm Freeze Damage (and How to Protect Palms) | Davey Blog
Headings: What to Do About Palm Freeze Damage (and How to Protect Palms)
What to Do About Palm Freeze Damage (and How to Protect Palms)
How to Help Freeze Damaged Palms and Protect Palms from Freezes
A cold freeze looks like it damaged my palm (areca, sabal, pindo, pygmy date, and coconut). What happened?
How can I tell if my cold damaged palm trees are alive?
How can I protect palm trees from freezes in the future?
Call in an arborist for help with your damaged palm tree.

Content: Even if leaves are mostly brown, any sign of green could mean the tree has a chance at survival. Let nature take its course. Let your palm tree handle the healing process on its own. You may remove fronds that are completely brown to improve aesthetics. How can I protect palm trees from freezes in the future? Palms have a much better chance at surviving a winter freeze with these preventative steps: Always plant palms that are suitable for your area. Find out what your planting zone is here! Carefully cover short palm trees with a blanket or sheet before an expected freeze. For taller palms, contact an arborist to wrap the fronds together to protect the heart.