Susan -- mine aren't looking very good either. I'm in Marietta. I'm wondering if I'll have to get new ones.

We lost one also. Each of our neighbors on either side lost one also. The only one we didn't lose is tucked up under an awning that gets no water, so I'm inclined to believe that all the rain we got last year is what actually killed them off.

I cut ours back to the stump just to make sure it's gone. If nothing sprouts by this time next month, I'm planting another, or some similar low-growing evergreen edible herb.

I didn't think about them getting too much water. The one that was up close to the front porch made it. The others looked terrible and I cut them back. My upright type seems to be coming back. My favorite one was my huge protrate type. Today I got a magnifying glass and looked at the branches. There might be a little sign of comeback, so I am waiting to see. I took some cuttings from the one that did make it, and of course I am sure everyone knows they root very easily so I will get some new ones that way.

I lost a very old one but the rest survived wonderfully well.

Mine is fine, but I did have to prune off a lot of dead branches.

Well, I gave up on them. Luckily my cuttings from the one that survived are doing well, and I picked up a Tuscan Blue the other day, and am going to get a Huntington Carpet variety tomorrow. Can't find the Prostrate Rosemary in Rome anywhere this year. Can't live without Rosemary, probably my favorite plant, (besides my old garden roses, of course).