Should I give up this Cordyline?

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Evening all, we bought this cordyline late last year around September when it was a little smaller and full of beautiful pink colouring in the leaves
It had a rough winter and we kept it inside away from the frost in the garage most of the nights bringing it out in the day when it was warmer to get some sun
Gradually over time each leaf has browned and I pulled it off until now it seems to have reached a point of no return
My question is, where did I go wrong? Is there any saving this or should I just get rid cut my losses and replace it with something else
Cheers
It had a rough winter and we kept it inside away from the frost in the garage most of the nights bringing it out in the day when it was warmer to get some sun
Gradually over time each leaf has browned and I pulled it off until now it seems to have reached a point of no return
My question is, where did I go wrong? Is there any saving this or should I just get rid cut my losses and replace it with something else
Cheers
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Plant some summer bedding such as pelargoniums in toning pinks or whatever takes your fancy to hide that bare stem while it recovers and puts on new leaves. Keep it in a sunny, sheltered position and protect from heavy frosts. It is not hardy below -5C.
It seems as though there was a bunch of small leaves coiled together growing from the middle so looks like it's just the stem is growing into a long stem rather than flowing out I guess
What would you advise the best way to allow it to grow without the leaves flopping and bending maybe some bamboo support?