There are some who bring bikkurim and recite, [some who] bring but do not recite, and there are some who do not bring. These are [those] who do not bring: One who plants inside his own [land] and bends a branch into [the land] of an individual or of the public, and similarly, one who bends a branch from [the land] of an individual or from [the land] of the public into his own [land].  [If] one plants [a tree] inside his own [land] and bends a branch [from it] into his own [land], but a road for an individual or a road for the public is in the middle —- this [person] does not bring. R' Yehudah says: In such a case —- he brings.

From when do we recite the Shema in the morning? From when one can distinguish between techeiles and white. R’ Eliezer says: between techeiles and leek. And one must finish it by sunrise. R’ Yehoshua says: By three hours, for such is the way of princes, to rise by three hours. One who recites from then and onward does not lose; [he is] like a person reading from the Torah.