PEH910
Link to Dicta
Group ID
81
Hirsch Summary
May a Jew leave grafted trees in a garden he purchased from a non-Jew? How would the situation be if the garden were only rented? Jacob b. Salomon de Meza explains that grafting is prohibited by Noahide laws, therefore, in a critical situation, the Jew must uproot the trees. In the second scenario, he may not use the garden as long as the grafted tree stands. See reference number 367.
Volume
12
Local
64
Written Date
1803-08-19
Published Date (est.)
1804-06-10
Rector
Acohen d'Azevedo, Daniel
Files
Collection
Citation
“PEH910,” Pri Ets Haim Amsterdam Responsa, accessed March 23, 2026, https://pehh.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/11430.