Hi! Bri,so nice to hear from you!
Hope you are doing well! Maybe
your brugs will come back from
the root!I still have my plants
from you the ss swap I think it
was! My plumira cuttings still
alive can't tell if it's rooted
yet! Anyway nice to hear from you!
Susan

Bri!! I don't have what you are looking for but I may be able to help replace some of your Brugs if they don't come back.. Nice to see you post!!âºâº

Kylie

Unless your ground froze solid several inches below the surface your brugs will probably come back. It might take a bit longer then usual so don't give up right away. Good luck.

I am in mulberry you are not far were going to hit freezing tonight your brugs will come back. i have had them here for over 20 years. Getting tired of this winter. Dana

Like Karyn said, your Brugs may come back dont give up on them. If not I can share mine when summer come.

Bri I think mine that I left in the ground are okay even some that I didn't get planted until November. Yours might suprise you. I am in NE FL near the coast and we have had weeks and weeks below freezing this year. Hope everything makes it for you.

Bri, we had 26 degrees for 7 hours and then we had 31 degrees for the next 9 hours. I was sure I lost the brugmansia plants, I tried to keep them covered, but the wind was just too strong. 2 weeks ago, I had just sticks in the ground and even thought about pulling them up. This weekend we went down and all the brugmansia except Lady of New Orleans were all sprouting from the ground. I still need to cut them back. I believe that your plants will come back, just have patience. I did loose the plumeria but the brugmansia are coming back. Get some superthrive, and pour on them, if there is a speck of life in them, they will come back. Barbra,

Thanks for the encouragement :) I won't even start on my plumies b/c I promise I will CRY. I did leave all of them, but cut back to the ground. Dana that's so cool that you're so close, may we can meet up at the Spring Obsession on the 13th.-Waiting for Spring--Luv Bri