Help please!!

I dont know the name of this plant. (inherited from previous owners)
after the feb. snow the state has become sorry. with fresh snow prediced in our area tomorrow any chance of this to survive. can you please advise what to do?
I havent touched and the crown is still there.

That to me looks like a Yucca plant. I have two of these that are outside in pots and do look sorry for themselves (though not quite that sorry!) too. I have had them for several years and what has happened in the past is that even if the foliage dies off from frost damage in the winter, it grows new shoots elsewhere on the trunk in the spring - one of mine has even put out a new shoot from the bottom. So although protecting it from further damage is a good idea, it might still recover in the spring anyway.

Thats definitly a sorry looking yucca plant 

follow the advice with the fleece, but if poss move pot to drier more sheltered  spot.... I move mine either indoors or under porch.

Hope that helps a bit..

ya them trees are really popular here in ireland and they are all like them even the 25 year one in my garden they are probably dead, take off the leaves and they might sprout again maybe even sprout underground

looks just like my Cordalyine australis in my front garden. When the main stem foliage was killed off, a new stem appeared from the base - it recovered very well!

My Dad has had a Yucca for years and has been brutal to it. It has been hacked in half thrown in the bin and all sorts of stuff. but it is still at his house. So I don't think you need to worry too much

There's a nifty little tool on the RHS website like an online problem solver......Hope this helps

Oh, good