I think if it stayed dry enough it could recover,as I said in a post many moons ago,I don't think the natives treat the palms with fungicide,so it must be dry after winter season where they grow.It would be cool to see what kind of weather they really endure in their native local,Oh by the way I am referring to Trachys only

I have a T. fortunei ("Taylor") whose spear pulled 3 winters in a row, the last time with considerable defoliation after high single digit temperatures--the whole center of the crown, including some leaves, pulled out. It recovered each time without any special care or treatment, although the last time weakened it considerably and it has still not fully recovered, and may not survive this winter.

I get spear pull every year, pour in a bunch of peroxide and they always come back.

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gatraffic, Three of my seven trachys have recently had a spear pull. I guess colder than normal this year. I don't want to lose them. How much peroxide should I use? Trees still look pretty good considering the elements they were exposed to over the last two months.

I just mix a 50% solution peroxide & water in a 12/14 oz glass
and give em 2 doses 1 dose than another in about 10 days, works for me I've got about 10 of these guys on my lawn, only one is a runt, they are about 4-4&1/2 feet tall now grow about 8" a year here in atlanta area.