What plants will be lost in this extended icy spell?

[justasking111]

I'm dreading the carnage. We live in North Wales usually mild wet winters. But a couple of times we've had weather like this and lost garden bushes. I recall a fuschia hedge we lost in 1978 or 79 it was so beautiful I cried. We've lost the odd fuschia since then. Where we have moved to have magnolias, rhodedendrons, camellias, big mature plants. What's going to survive?

I'm sure they'll be fine. You don't need to wrap the trunks anyway. The bigger they are the more likely they are to survive.

I think the jasmines have died, should I cut them back off the trellis and hope for new growth in spring ?

My 20 year olive had snow on the branches for a full week in December and has now lost 80% of its leaves. Is there any hope for it?

I think I've lost my 25 year old Cornish Palm. It's not looking well at all. It was bought as a tiny plant on one of my first holidays with my now DH.

I've never had to protect it before and didn't think to do so sadly. (Surrey/London borders and in a sheltered spot).

I'm hoping it might set out some new shoots but I think it's a bit of wishful thinking.

@Lindy2 it's sad isnt it? We are in the relatively mild home counties too and rarely lose anything. It's actually the only real feature in our tiny garden though a lot of the borders look fairly dead now too.