http://www.aish.com/tubshvat/tubshvatinterests/Man_Is_a_Tree.asp
Tu B'Shvat is technically the day when trees stop absorbing water from the ground, instead they draw nourishment from their sap. In Jewish law, this means that fruit blossomed before the 15th of Shvat could not be used as money for fruit which blossomed after that date.
7 comments:
money doesnt grow from trees
and by the way money isnt everything in the world
Why does it matter when you harvested the Fruit. It is the same thing....
Tu B'Shvat is when the trees stop talking water from the ground, and instead of draw nourishment from their sap. This means that fruits which have blossomed before to the 15th of Shvat could not be used as tithe.
your are supposed to collect sap from the trees in honor of something according to aish.com... also trees represt man
i agree with adam
Also the shmitah year is aslo for the tress because we need to respect them.
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