Whilst we don't grow Pampas Grass, San, we do have some grasses and they all look dead at the moment. They usually do at this time of the year so I expect that they will come back to life soon.

thankyou mr MB. i will leave it and hope for the best, it was a new one last summer so hope its not lost, iv lost all my new plants from last year, so hardy ones from now on. hope your both well and enjoying getting your garden and veg going again ;o)

i would burn it down in spring IF you can as that will help as its part of a lot of grasses life cycles and puts good nutriants back into the soil.

Ive got a pampas grass , if you can download a picture i can tell you if its dead or not

thanx leigh, its in a pot though and only young, but i have heard that before with more established ones, so will wait till spring and see what its like then ;o)
thanx Hijuju will see what i can do before it gets dark, picture done now.

your more than welcome sanbaz x x .

:o) x

i had mine in a pot to start with but once i planted it out in the ground , it grew into a nice size if you go through my pictures you will find it next to my greenhouse

get it planted into the ground , it looks as if does NOT like being in the pot

thats how mine went , but its ok now its in the ground

Agree with Hijuju's comments.

thankyou Hijuju will do that when i get chance,:o)
thanx bamboo, nice to see you, hope your ok ;o)

Well, you know, bearing up as they say, Sanbaz, thanks for asking. The only thing that troubles me slightly is whether the compost in the pot froze for any length of time - longer than about 9 days and it will have killed the plant. Wait and see if it shows any green growth by April.

glad your ok bamboo, thanx for that, when i take it out of the pot will check for any signs of green.