Is this a different type? Answer: Mistletoes are parasitic plants. The mistletoe species that grows on our Oregon white oaks is a leafy mistletoe, commonly called Pacific mistletoe or oak mistletoe.

An 11-year-old girl from Portland, Ore. has been told that she can't sell mistletoe to help defray the cost of braces, but she can beg for the money on the city's streets. According to KATU-TV ...

In Oregon, though dwarf mistletoe can do serious damage, it can also create habitats for endangered northern spotted owls by making trees gnarly and contorted, creating nooks and crannies for nests.

Mistletoe girl Madison Root goes from sprig ... From Joe Rose's video on Oregon drivers, to a list of cancellations, to the 9 inches Corvallis got, there's snow coverage aplenty.

sells 200 sprigs of mistletoe seasonally from a supplier in Oregon. Mistletoe produces flowers that spit out a seed that can travel up to 50 feet, according to some reports. The seeds contain a ...

Garrett Huggins and his wife, Ashley, prepare bundles of mistletoe for sale to retailers around the U.S. Their company, Genuine Oregon Mistletoe, has been operating for more than a decade.

Genie Uebelacker of Clackamas wrote weeks ago to tell me her mistletoe cactus ( Rhipsalis baccifera ) was blooming for the first time in more than 40 years. That's news. However, her email got buried.

Thanks to the Internet, budding mistletoe peddlers can now peddle their holiday wares to the entire nation. Three years ago, Ashley Huggins launched Oregon Mistletoe LLC. She sells it on her ...

At first glance, it looks like any other midelevation forest in the Central Oregon Cascades. Dominated by ponderosa pine, manzanita and snowbrush, this place reeks High Desert highlands.

Now she has the top row of her braces. Madison Root cut and bagged mistletoe last week at her uncle’s farm in Newberg and took it to Portland’s arts and crafts bazaar, the Saturday Market ...