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As everyone in Texas knows we've had the worst year for the garden. Unbelieveable drought and heat, followed this last month with days of rain. My Mexican feather grass looked good during the drought but now some is totally brown and when I touched it some pulled totally out of the ground. I guess it has rotted but was wondering if anyone knew if it will come back from roots that may still be alive underground? I thought the drainage was pretty good in those beds. Other things like rosemary,salvias etc are doing just fine.
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