Too far gone to plant: Dwarf Pampas Grass?
12 years ago
Bought a Dwarf Pampas Grass from a plant sale a month back while I was just beginning to aerate my lawn.
Seller said I didn't have to plant it until I finished watering the lawn. It's been sitting outside getting sun & some rain.
It's been a month. Can I still plant it or is it too far gone to save?
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