The mistletoe plant has white berries, not red like the fake ones have. iStock The yuletide decorations are up: a trimmed tree, jolly stockings on the mantel and—wait, what’s that white ...

Mistletoe Murders, a holiday whodunnit that stars Sarah Drew as Emily Lane, a small-town shop owner with a secret past, will return for a second year.

Grade 2 winner Taxed is the 8-5 program favorite for the $150,000 Mistletoe Stakes for fillies and mares, 3 and up, at 1 mile Saturday at Oaklawn. Probable post time for the Mistletoe, the ninth ...

Mistletoe has a dark side because some species are bad for the environment. “It can harm and kill trees,” said Nicole Keleher, forest health director.

The season for kissing under the mistletoe has arrived, and you can get a permit to harvest your own white berries in our local forests. Why it matters: We associate mistletoe with romance, but it ...

Can mistletoe be harmful to other plants and trees? According to the Leaf & Limb website, mistletoe is a parasitic plant, "meaning that it needs a host tree or shrub in order to thrive." The ...

An expert explains if mistletoe is poisonous to dogs and cats, and how to enjoy this romantic Christmas plant safely.

Hanging mistletoe during the holiday season is a beloved tradition steeped in mystery, romance and a touch of superstition. While today it’s most commonly associated with sharing a kiss ...

Mistletoe may be a feature of the holiday season across the country but it isn't something anyone will want to see on trees. That's because despite its Christmas reputation, mistletoe is actually ...

During the Christmas season mistletoe can be seen as an attention seeking decoration and in tops of oaks and other hardwood trees that have shed their leaves.

Tickets can be purchased online or during shopping hours at Mistletoe Marketplace. The drawing will be held in Center Court at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 4, 2023.

Noongar Country of southwestern Australia is home to the world’s largest parasitic plant, a mighty mistletoe that blooms every December. That’s why it’s commonly known as WA’s Christmas Tree.