Hi Sangeeta, do they have any leaves left? When you say dried out, are the stems deeply shriveled, all the way down the plant, with a lighter color change?

Hi Tom,
I looked closely and one of the greener ones have small leaves. I am not sure they are alive though. The white flowering one looks shrivled up pretty much.
Thanks,
Sangeeta

If they were my Brugs. I'd give them a chance, I take it you have already watered them, don't water them again until the soil is almost dry. Sometimes they will come back from the root. One year my Brugs were still outside, this was the begining of September, we were out and the temperature unexpectantly dropped to 32 degrees, by the time we got home they were frozen. Much to my surprise they sprouted from the root, it took quite awhile though.

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I have done the same thing as you and have lost some of them -- but some have come back from the dead! It took a long time for them to put out some shoots so don't give up too soon. I have left them outside all winter too and they have lived, but didn't start to grow until too late for them to flower the next year. I think it is worse to overwinter them too warm than just at freezing. Good luck.