It is uncertain where the tradition of kissing under the mistletoe originated from. ‘Capital of mistletoe’ According to a survey by Morrisons in 2015, 71 per cent of under-35s have never ...

Kissing under the mistletoe at Christmas is a British tradition that dates back to the 1700s. Mistletoe is believed to be a symbol of life and fertility because its leaves are green all year round.

Mistletoe. The tradition of kissing underneath the mistletoe originates from a Norse legend. The god of light Baldur believed all plants and animals were out to kill him, so his wife and mother ...

For many people, Christmas is a time for decorating trees, hanging up wreaths and kissing under the mistletoe. But have you ever wondered where these botanical traditions come from? 'Tis the season ...

Australian mistletoe has gone from being viewed as a parasite harming native trees to being a Robin Hood figure in the ...