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Did my tropical plants survvie the winter here on Long Island, NY?

It was a rough winter for my palms and bananas, but surprisingly, some subtropicals like my gardenia look FLAWLESS so far. Here's an update on my collection of cold-tolerant subtropical plants. And here is a link to the things I mentioned in this video... HOW TO USE GROWLIGHTS:    • Finding light in your house for Houseplants   CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 1:05 Fatsia japonica 1:36 Winter Summary 2:21 Farfugium japonica 2:57 Smallest Windmill Palm 3:11 Hellebores 3:42 Cast Iron Plant (Aspidistra elatior) 4:03 Larger Windmill Palm 4:49 Oldest Windmill Palm 5:21 Sabal Minor 6:02 Needle Palm (Rhapidophyllum) 6:53 Star Jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) 7:20 Cold Hardy Gardenia 8:08 Yucca Gloriosa & Silver Anniversary 8:39 Passion Vine 9:01 Plants overwintering in the garage 9:14 Hardy Chamadorea Microspadix 9:36 Camellia Ashton HighRise & RL Wheeler 10:39 Dicksonia Antarctica Tree Fern 11:14 Potted Windmill Palms 11:45 Trachycarpus latisectus 12:05 Cycads & Hardy Citrus 12:51 Mule Palm 13:35 Livistona Chinese fan palm 14:19 New Zealand Flax (Phormium) 14:25 Dyckia Cherry Cola 14:48 Container Plants that go in & out of the house 15:31 Chamaerops humilis var. cerifera 16:29 Potted Bismarkia Palm 16:48 Indoor Ponderosa Lemon 16:58 Calamondin Citrus 17:24 Potted Queen Palm 17:33 How I manage Pests on some plants 18:51 Banana Plant Update (Musa Ae Ae, Blue Java, Siam Ruby, Sikkimensis, Ensete Maurelli) 24:58 - 28:53 Acclimate your plants to summertime