12 Texas Sage (Leucophyllum), 6 yrs old. One died (leafless sticks); others declining. Sprinkler 2×/week + begonias underneath. Suggestions?
Native to arid regions. Twice-weekly sprinkler = chronic overwatering. Roots rot; begonias compound shade/moisture.
Survivors may recover if dried out.
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