No. Mandevilla is a tropical vine and should be potted and then brought indoors for the winter. When temps are consistently above 50 degrees at night you can return it to the outdoors.
Back in the day u kept your ear to the ground to listen for horses coming your way. Now adays it means keep informed.
move your body back and forth and keep your feet on the ground
Loose ground
Yes, but you'd better keep them in a cage or they will be a pest.
They have such big feet because when they are in the snow they can keep their balance on the snowy ground.
It should go back to the wild because that's where it was born, so it is used to living there.
The force of gravity keep a bycicle on the ground.
If you keep your ear to the ground, you try to keep informed about something, especially if there are rumours or uncertainties.
If you have a stationary back ground ie house window or anything level, use that for a reference. If not, and the ground beside the hedges is level, pay attention to how and where you are holding the hedge trimmer. Keep your arms/back in the same position all the way down the hedges. Compare where the hedge trimmer is to your body...is it knee level?, at your waist?, neck. Where ever it is, keep it there. These things only work if you are on level ground.
They reflect sunlight back into space rather than reaching the ground and heating it up.
on a ripstick casterboard whellieing is very hard because you must have great balance and be able to keep one whell on the ground you can wheely by slighty leaning back on the back of the casterboard but not to far back or the board will fly out from beanith you
well aperently they mostly just keep living until they die