1)
THE LAND AROUND THREE TREES (Yerushalmi Halachah 2 Daf 17a)
א''ר יוחנן הקונה שלשה אילנות קנה קרקע שביניהן ותחתיהן וחוצה להן כמלוא אורה וסלו.
(a)
R. Yochanan: If a person buys three trees, he acquires the land between them and beneath them and away from them as much as the space a fig picker needs to stand with his basket.
א''ר לעזר ודרך אין לו ומלוא אורה וסלו יש לו חוצה לו:
(b)
Question (R. Elazar): He does not acquire a path that leads to the trees; rather, he must buy it. So how could you say that he receives space for a picker with his basket? (Note: The Gemara does not respond to this question.)