Give a child a vegetable and you feed them for a day,

teach them to grow vegetables

and you feed them for a life time,

teach them the methods of Agro-Bio-Ponics and you feed the whole village.

My prenatal given name is George Davis, I’m an Artist, Photographer, Capricorn, Humanist, Meta-Morph, Computer Nerd and Plant Person. Or if that too heady think of me as

A DANCING GARDENER

THRU

The Gardens of Ease

The things I want to show you. First tho I want to say that it took people to believe in me that what your about to see is possible. Councilman Brian Twyman who gave me the space to play, Larry from BCAP who gave us the FIRST GRANT, Voice Up, the people came more than 500 strong this summer to work in the park for the betterment of their city. The mayor and public works gave manpower, machinery, ground covers and nearly 40 tons of soil mix and mulch. Talk about a Perfect Storm. Yes the ideas are mine, but this was a team effort don’t for a second think I could have done any of this on my own. It took a community.

“That’s what the city of Reading is about”

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Aquaponics vs Hydroponics vs Agro-Bio-Ponics

Yeah I know it's a complicated name but first it had other names trying to figure what I was seeing compared to what I was getting. An I want to say sorry for jumping your thread title but only did because of the vs on the end. It helped me expand more on the difference. One mix universal to all plants that you could grow any plant in. Turn out that it wasn't a mix at all...Just some bacteria. I don't want it to be so belittling But these small things are the basic interchange of all life. An Life has a cycle. Everybody understands the cycle of Spring to Winter. Life, Death and Regeneration. It was the regeneration that was the hard part. A closed environment that has very few inputs including water. But no waste water. That's important in a closed system. So Agro for grow ANY plant using Bio, Bacteria in a Water environment, Ponics. Yeah that covers it.