YOU CAN STILL ORDER TODAY!
Order form below ↓
EVERY order receives an authentic Tree Certificate.
You'll receive a personalized certificate in the mail that will match the type of tree you planted.
Dedicate your trees in honor or memory of friends or loved ones. Keep the certificate for yourself or have us mail it to others.
Makes a meaningful Gift!
Planting trees in Israel is tax deductible in the USA
We're a registered non profit organization Tax ID 11-3321933
This website is on a 100% safe and secure server https: see url on the top.
For questions, or to order by check or by phone please click here
It takes A LOT to plant FRUIT trees!
1. Find a suitable location and purchase it.
2. Prepare the land by clearing away rocks and thorn bushes.
3. Bring water, electric and other infrastructure to the site.
4. Install a fence around the entire area to keep away the animals.
5. Turn over, flatten and fertilize the soil.
6. Install a computerized irrigation system.
7. Strategically plan and carefully plant all the trees.
8. Weed, water, fertilize, and prune them for 3 years (Orlah).
9. AFTER 4 years we can finally redeem the fruits (Neta Revai).
10. On the 7th year (Shmitta) no pruning or selling the produce.
When you plant a tree using the form above ↑
you will receive a personalized tree certificate.
To donate to Zo Artzeinu's other programs, or if you can not donate a full tree, you can still Share in the Mitzvah and Blessing and Donate any amount by clicking on the Donate button➞
Partner with a Farmer in Israel Share in the Blessing!
"I will Ordain my Blessing" (Leviticus 25:21)
When you order trees we will mail a beautiful personalized certificate to you or anyone!
Dedicate Trees in Honor or Memory of Loved Ones
Makes a Meaningful Gift!
When you plant a tree ↑
you receive a tree certificate
-
If you can not donate one full tree, you can still Share in the Blessing and Donate any amount by clicking on the Donate button
below ↓
Rabbi Berel Wein
“Zo Artzeinu is a Reliable Organization.
They have a good track record of planting trees and keeping the Mitzvos" (Biblical Commandments)
Print 