[If there were] two gardens one above the other, with vegetables between them —- R’ Meir says: They belong to the upper one. R’ Yehudah says: They belong to the lower one. Said R’ Meir: If the upper one should decide to remove his earth, there would be no vegetables. Said R’ Yehudah: If the lower one should decide to fill up his garden, there would be no vegetables. Said R’ Meir: Since both of them can stop one another, we [should] see from where these vegetables sustain themselves. Said R’ Shimon: Whatever the upper one can stretch out his hand and take is his, and the remainder belongs to the lower one.[If there were] two gardens one above the other, with vegetables between them —- R’ Meir says: They belong to the upper one. R’ Yehudah says: They belong to the lower one. Said R’ Meir: If the upper one should decide to remove his earth, there would be no vegetables. Said R’ Yehudah: If the lower one should decide to fill up his garden, there would be no vegetables. Said R’ Meir: Since both of them can stop one another, we [should] see from where these vegetables sustain themselves. Said R’ Shimon: Whatever the upper one can stretch out his hand and take is his, and the remainder belongs to the lower one.