The proverb knowledge is like a garden, if it is not cultivated, it can't be harvested means that if you don't prepare it to be successful than it won't grow or strive for it to succeed. This proverb is true because if you don't prepare or increase your knowledge than it won't be harvest. This proverb can coexist differences. This can help in everyday life because life is mostly based on education and its knowledge.
An example of this proverb is a foolish person who is not really interested in education. This foolish person doesn't increase their knowledge so that foolish person's brain doesn't function to the best of its ability. The opposite of this proverb is a wise person who is interested in being the best and increasing their knowledge. With this attitude this wise person will be well educated in the brain and will go far in life. If I had to choose out of these to characteristics I would choose the wise person.
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