Hello garden gurus! I have an infestation of grasshoppers. My beautiful garden with mostly native perennials and vegetables is down to sticks. They’ve eaten my columbine, coreopsis, lilys, penstemon, salvias, goldenrod, coneflower, harebell, mums, stonecrop, even my Russian sage. At this point I’m just trying to salvage my fruit trees. I’m working on adding bird houses and feeders and baths to support more predator species. I’m in year 3-4 of my garden and this spring was just gorgeous! I’m wondering how to know if the plants are dead or if they might come back next year? Should I do a fall planting or will that just add more calories for the bugs? I found the CSU extension class video on raking the soil in the fall/winter and will hopefully be more prepared for the spring, just wondering if I will have any plants left to protect. Any pointers would be such a help! Thank you so much!