In Austin, mine is about knee to waist high. I did cut it down because it didn't completely die back and was looking scraggly. However, it definitely has lots of leaves.

The Turk's cap in my garden and others I have seen around here are just starting to grow some leaves. It won't be too long before it is also waist high here. I usually cut mine down to the ground late winter each year.

mine has not come up yet either. I bought it on clearence at lowe's last fall. I am thinking its dead. So signs of life. :(

I have 2 - the one most exposed has just tiny leaves starting to show. The protected one is about 6 inches tall. This cool spring has delayed alot of stuff that would be "out" by now in my yard.

Mine are just sitting there after being planted in March. I guess it is not warm enough???

Mine are just coming out, but with warmer days ahead, it won't be long until they are large and blooming.

Well, I won't dig mine up just yet, but I bet it's toast. Not a leaf or bud on it, and I planted it last spring.

Mine haven't emerged yet, either, in dfw area, & 2 of them are old established plants, so give yours a while longer.

I am up in Sanger and my turks cap is just emerging and greening up beautifully!

Don't give up on it yet marti. I bet it's gonna be just fine.

I've have red one's for a few years and they always come back. The one's that get more sun come back earlier than the ones in shade.
I got a pink one back in the fall and so far I'm not seeing any signs of life :(

I live in Grapevine, and mine have a few buds starting to form, but that is about it so far. They do seem to be lagging most of my other plants this year!

Well, if you have buds, you are way ahead of me. Just now getting new growth to emerge. What is you secret???

Mine are hyper active like me or just have an extra blessing on them. They are about 6 feet tall right now and full of beautiful blooms. I cut them back to about four feet, in early winter and they really did not ever stop blooming. Cj

But you are way farther south than those of us in North Texas, CJ......

Carrie you are right I should have added I am in the Houston Texas area. The down size to living here is he have little to no spring. We go from cool winters to hot summers. Any yard clean up I have to do after winter I usually have to do in one or two weekends before it is too hot. Most of the people I know understand why I walk funny for the first three weeks of Spring! LOL Cj

Houston is practically Zone 9! My mom's st augustine lawn in Houston never went dormant and was still actually growing in the middle of the winter, super green! Roses and azaleas were also blooming during the winter. Amazing how difference it is from Dallas area.

Ah, but CJ, think about how pretty your esperanza and plumbago and other things stay pretty all winter for you.

I'm in Carrollton Texas and mine has been coming out for about 2 months now. I have alot of new growth.