Mandevilla vines can be overwintered indoors if kept above freezing. In October, prune vines back to about 24 inches, remove from trellis, and pot the root ball. Place in a moderately heated sunroom or bright window.
Your garage stayed warm enough to promote new growth high on the vine. Before moving it outside permanently, prune the main stem back to about 10 inches to encourage a fuller, more attractive form.
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