ocdplants: What a tragedy. So sorry to hear of such a heartbreaking loss. Please let us know how successful you are in saving what you can. I'm sure come Spring the generous Bruggers on this forum will help you out. Where are you located? How long did the cold temp last? g.

WOW!!! I am so sorry to hear that.. I can help out come Spring...
Kylie

Ocdplants, I'm also very sorry to hear that. How long do you think the plants were at below freezing temps? Ya know, there's a real good chance that everything will come back from the roots once spring finally gets here.

I'm so sorry to hear that. The same thing happened to me about a month ago when it was in the 20's. Thankfully I didn't lose too much (I'm still trying to determine what's toast) but did have significant damage to all my plumerias and have had to cut some back almost to the soil. I'm just waiting to see if they will regrow. I did lose all the foliage and the tender stems on my other plants. When everything defrosted it looked like a greenhouse full of cooked cabbage : ( Hopefully many of your plants will surprise you and put out new growth from the roots. Don't lose all hope yet.
Karyn

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope they come back from the roots for you.

Karyn, I have lots of plumeria, just contact me in the spring, and I will send you cuttings. Barbra,

Oh wow - I am so very, very sorry to hear that.

What a disappointment. Come spring, I'm sure the very generous people here can replace some of your brugs.

If I'm successful - I know I'll have some to share.

Thanks all,Im over the initial shock.I think most of my brugs will survive I had to cut some of them down to the soil line and theyll have to resprout but the larger ones are showing signs or regrowth from the trunk. a few cuttings I had in perlite seem to have went unscathed and a few will come up from the ground ( I hope ) but my orchids,jade,plumeria,and all my seedlings and a few cactus are toast oh well things like this happen.