Help Farmers Plant Fruit Trees Before the Winter!

EVERY order receives an authentic Certificate showing your Partnership.

You'll receive a personalized certificate with the number of trees you partnered with. 

Dedicate them 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!

Display your love for Israel with this classic Gold and Silver "Star of David Necklace!"

Receive a

Silver Plated Map of Israel Necklace!

Plated with Sterling Silver Realistic Map of Israel "Keep Israel near your Heart"

Award winning design. Hand Crafted as a Tree, Unique One of a Kind!

Receive BOTH

Map of Israel and Tree Necklaces!

Award winning designs both hand crafted. ​Your family will love them!

Receive a

Large 21"

Temple Menorah!

Shaped like the one in the Beit Hamikdash (but with 9 branches) Make your Home a Holy Temple!

 Attention families and groups. Have your very own Orchard in Israel!

Personalized sign placed at YOUR own orchard. We will mail you a picture to display.

Donations to Farmers in Israel is tax deductible in the USA

We are a registered non profit organization Tax ID 11-3321933

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The certificate will say the actual # of trees planted including promo codes from matching donor promotions.

Free gifts are based on what's been paid for. For example to receive a gift for 4 trees you need to order

A BLOCK of 4 Fruit Trees - $160 | Star of David Necklace Same thing applies to all other gifts.

For questions, or to order by check or by phone please call 1(516) 371 2474

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. 
    

Tourist Group Planting in Moshav Shuva

A group of tourists came to Israel. Together they donated an orchard of trees and came to help plant some of them with their own two hands in Moshav Shuva just up the block from Kibbutz Be'eri. Shuva means Return the Moshav was given that name for those who returned. Thanks to Farmer David Baruch his family and community will care for them.

Excerpt translated from a letter written by HaRav Hagaon Yaakov Ariel shlita , leading Posek on the Mitzvos of Agriculture in the Holy Land, author of dozens Halachic Seforim (books) on this subject, former Chief Rav of Ramat Gan and Rosh (directing head of) Machon Torah VeHa'aretz.

“...it is appropriate that everyone in the world partner with a farmer in Israel to fulfill all the mitzvot מצוות התלויות בארץ... and through this partnership HE KEEPS THESE MITZVOT AS WELL because the land belongs to us all... 

I therefore bless the efforts of Zo Artzeinu’s Tree Planting Campaign”

HaRav Ya'akov Ariel - Click to see letter

Rabbi Berel Wein Jewish scholar, author, lecturer and historian

“Zo Artzeinu is a Reliable Organization. They have a good track record of planting trees and keeping the Mitzvos" (Biblical Commandments)

Rav Shmuel Eliyahu Chief Rabbi of Tzfat Planting trees with Zo Artzeinu in Reichan רייכן in the Shomron creating new life, new mitzvos and helping support and settle the holy land of Israel making it grow and flourish.

The Admor of Piacezne Rav Kalman Menachem Shapira planting fruit trees at the Aish Kodesh Vineyard with Zo Artzeinu. The Rebbe is the son of Reb Elimelech Shapira, and assumed the mantle of the Piacezne Chassidus in Ramat Beit Shemesh since his father passing in 1997.

The Rebbe's Grandfather Reb Yeshaya Shapira (1891-1945) brother of Rebbe Kalonymus Kalman Shapira the Piacezne Rebbe from poland who wrote the Aish Kodesh hy"d, was known as Admor Hachalutz, the Pioneering Rebbe who came to Israel in 1920 and help build up Eretz Yisroel in Land, Torah and Mitzvos. He wrote a Sefer book called Eretz Chafeitz about the importance of planting fruit trees in Eretz Yisroel and about the Mitzvos Hatluyos Ba'aretz, Mitzvos that can only be performed in the Holy land.

Planting in a Ethiopian farm

Zo Artzeinu got a call asking us to donate fruit trees for a new Ethiopian Chava (Farm) located in Latrun which is right across the street from the famous IDF Tank Museum The Ethiopian community got permission to establish this new Chava (farm) and set up a center where they can build and farm in a similar way that they did in Ethiopia, sharing their rich culture with other Israelis. The boys and girls from Bnei Akiva Sharon region came to help plant trees and do all sorts of other tasks to get this farm going.

Former President Planting

Former president Rubi Rivlin planting avocado trees in Moshav Yavul in south. The president traveled to the south to show his support for the farmers and express his admiration for them living in the Negev (desert) and turning it into a growing, thriving and productive oasis

Ethiopian Jews in Beer Sheva

Prepping the land in Beer Sheva for an urban orchard with our Jewish brothers who immigrated from Ethiopia. This improves the Negev, unites the residents around a project that feeds them and teaches about self sustainability as well. Israel Trees member also teach them how to keep the Biblical Mitzvot with these trees and their fruits.