Yes, placing bricks under the legs of an above-ground swimming pool can lead to structural issues, including the potential for seam failure. The uneven distribution of weight and pressure can stress the seams, causing them to bust, especially when the pool is filled with water. It's recommended to use a proper pool base, such as sand or a pool pad, to ensure stability and prevent damage. Always consult the manufacturer's guidelines for safe installation practices.
Cabbages grow above ground
No, they are under water but not under ground. There is no ground above them.
sunflowers grow above ground .
They grow above the ground. On a tree. Have a look at Wikipedia.
It depends if you under ground Or above ground because you can follow Where you dug if your above ground you can't
Below ground.
No roots are not located under the ground
mg= mass * gravity = 110 * 9.8 =1078 W=mg*height=1078*12m=12,963 J
carrots
no
no you can only use the bike above ground
Washed float sand.