Plumeria tree which froze

Hello, my plumeria tree planted in the ground – froze although It was wrapped and covered well. My yard-men cut it down to 3″ above ground. 3 weeks and there was no sign of life. Today I scratched part of the bark and it is green. Is there anything I should do to help it? Will it live? And if so how long before it shows some frowth. This was a 6 goot tall plumeria tree which I loved.

Thank you in advance for any advice you can offer

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/04/2018 @ 7:07 am

It is possible to ‘stump’ or cut down a plumeria and still have it grow back to be beautiful again-someday!
If you are seeing green when doing a scratch test-great sign.

It is just a matter of wait and see what cold damage was done to the roots.

Give it time!

I found this link that may be a good read and show you a recovered Plumeria.

http://www.plumeria.care/stumping-plumeria-tree/ ^[1]

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