Disruptions of an aris — eight cubits plus [a bit] more. And none of the measures which the Sages said concerning a vineyard have ‘‘plus [a bit] more’’ other than disruptions of an aris. These are disruptions of an aris: [If] an aris was destroyed in its middle, and there remained five vines on one side and five vines on the other — if there are eight cubits, he may not bring seed there; eight cubits plus [a bit] more, we give it its work area and he may plant the remainder.

An aris which emerges from a wall from within a corner and ends — we give it its work area and he may plant the remainder. R’ Yose says: If there are not four cubits there, he may not bring foreign seed there.

[If] poles protrude from the trellis and he values them [as is] and does not want to cut them, opposite them it is permitted [to plant]. [If] he made them in order for new growth to go on them, it is forbidden.

[If] a shoot protrudes beyond the trellis, we view it as though a plumbline were hanging from it, and it is forbidden [to plant] opposite it. And likewise for a raised vine. [If] someone stretches a vine branch from one tree to another, it is forbidden [to plant] beneath it. [If] he extended it by means of a hemp rope or a reed rope, under the extension it is permitted [to plant]. [If] he made it in order for new growth to go on it, it is forbidden.