Is their any green left on the fronds? If there is, then there is probably hope that it will grow a new spear. My young potted trachy was left outside all winter unprotected and the spear pulled, but it has already started to make another one (the fronds were mostly burned but the petioles of the fronds remained green).
Post pics when you get the chance!
-Alex

Hey Alex,
That's great news. Yeah there is some green left on them. Ill post pics tomorrow. Haven't had a chance between school and work I've been getting home after dark. I'm hoping mine come back also. I wish it would warm up already. It's been in the 50s but not steady enough! Spring needs to actually get here already!

Hey everyone. Here's a few pics. The windmills are worse then I thought on second look. Not sure what to do with them. As for the needle it looks good but one spear did pull out. It wasn't very moist at all though at the bottom so I'm hoping it was just one. There's a pic of the other spear that did not pull out below as we'll. I put the needle first then the windmills. Any tips for all three would be great! Thanks!

New spear on needle. Think it'll be ok?

Windmill

Another pic

Second windmill

Needle looks o.k...get a picture of the newest leaves looking down on the Trachy.

Center

Last one. Sorry for all the posts. It wouldn't let me post more then one pic at a time. Maybe because I'm using my phone. Anyway thanks for the help. Hopefully they'll come back. If anyone could let me know what they think that'd be great! I'd really like to do all I can to save them.

- Joe

The needle palm will pull through with no big problems. They tend to lose their spears when young, sometimes the mother plant dies entirely, but the clump itself will become pretty well established and hardy after another winter or 2.
The trachy definitely does not look like it has much hope. I'd give it a trunk cut when the weather is above freezing and see if there is some life in it. If there is, then keep it well taken care of and see what happens! Usually when they are trunk cut they will start growing relatively fast if they are alive (you should see some type of growth in under a month).

I hope it pulls through!
-Alex

Thanks again Alex. Ill give that a try once it gets a little warmer out. As for the needle. Should I treat it for spear pull? I haven't yet because I just noticed this morning. It was barely wet though and showed no signs of rot on the end of it. Should i just leave it? or treat it? If I should, what should I use? Peroxide is ok? Thanks again!
-Joe