this is just a baby, no protection, right near the Baronii that is 3x its size and got damaged...

24 degrees

Mine as well probably a five gallon size not completely burnt but not looking very happy.

Forgot to mention got damaged on sat nite with a low of 28.

Have a 5 gal. size in the ground which "suckered" (or internally divided) this year. Parent plant--moderate burning. "Pup" --untouched, so far. Wierd.

Bret

26.5F low. My two 12" tall D. onilahensis in the ground and exposed are showing no visible damage.

Serious damage (70%) in pots after two nights of 25 FF.

dave

no damage at 29

About 50% damage with low of 24F-26F for several nights.  Small, approx 10".  No frost.

27F with some overhead protection, half the night- no damage

Larger specimen, four feet and more on two trunks. Did not get damaged at 27F.

Gary

No damage in Modesto... slight overhead protection from a cherimoya tree.

Official Modesto temps... 23f.... my garden thermometer temps  26f

Jeff

Mine has since become part of the ever increasing mulch pile. This freeze is getting worse and worse for me  I am most likely down to 50% of my in ground palms half have been lost or not looking very promising.

Sadly, mine is about gone now.  I think I need a bigger one now....

Temps of 0 to -1.5`C on three nights with frost, overhead cover: Spotting of some leaves

One plant, 5' OA height

22f, multiple hours and nights below freezing..next to adobe wall, near pool.

50% leaf burn

Fully recovered

Two nights at 32 one at 34 last two with heavy frost. I piled mulch up to the growing point and left the fronds exposed. No damage at all. The heliconia on each side is fried.

Last year I lost one 1gal (I think upright form) planted out in a protected area with a 15-hour, 23.3F event. This year a similar-sized 'droopy' form in a somewhat less-protected area appears to have survived a similar onslaught, 14.5 hours and low of 24.1F, as well as a 10-hour, 27F event, and a half-dozen other slightly less severe freezes/frosts. Probably 75% leaf-burn but I mulched the bud-area for safety and hopefully next year the plant will have some more fortitude. It looks as though larger plants can handle mid-20s without too much trouble. But as juvies they obviously are not so easy...and am hoping that in its second year it will grow faster than a snail's pace.

I gave my Farther-In-Law a small plant, about 8" tall in a pot and told him, he could try it outside when it is larger. He has left it outside this winter and it is now, unsurprisingly, dead. It did, however, take several freezes prior to it's decline with temperatures down to -3°C/27°F not seeming to be a problem. When we had unusually low temperatures in early January though, it died almost immediately.