By Cindyjas
Cumbria,
United Kingdom 
My 10 year old double trunked cordyline which has previously been completely hardy in Cumbria has been badly affected by the amount of snow this winter. The leaves are all pointing down instead of up and the crown is exposed. Will it right itself in Spring? Some of you seem to suggest cutting it back and it will resprout. If so, when would be the best time to do it?
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31 Jan, 2010
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Many thanks. I was fascinated by your website. Good luck for the future.
1 Feb, 2010
thank you cindy you to xx
1 Feb, 2010
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weight till the frosts are over ie spring to cut them back incase it gets cold again.
31 Jan, 2010