During the time we were thinking of moving into our new home, we had some "freezing temps", that didn't last too long, but enough to do damage to the brugs. They had lost everything on them, and I thought they were completely dead. When spring came, one trunk on each brug survived, and slowly came back. My question then is:
What do I need to do to prevent this from happening again, or should I just let nature take it's course?
We live in Central florida on the Gulf Coast
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