The plants have green stems with thick oval-shaped leaves. Clumps of mistletoe can often reach diameters of two feet or more. The plant produces sticky whitish, green berries from October to December.

Mistletoe might seem like a festive holiday plant, but its real story is far stranger - and more sinister. In this episode, we uncover the explosive, poisonous, and parasitic truth about mistletoe.

Any idea why my purple wisteria has never bloomed and what, if anything, I can do to get it to produce blooms?

but why do I see trees with no mistletoe next to trees that have been so thoroughly invaded by this parasitic plant that they almost look like evergreens? Susan Shackelford Louisville, Kentucky ...

Plant them where they will receive no sunlight ... Carolina jessamine, holly berries, mistletoe berries, oleanders, dieffenbachias, many mushrooms, castor beans and wild onions (last two deadly ...

Getting wisteria to successfully bloom is my most asked question in relation to vines. Unfortunately, no one has ever given a simple, definitive answer that covered all the possibilities.

The Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach's all-native garden offers an escape for shoppers in Palm Beach, and a new location ...

known for their wispy vines and star-shaped white flowers, alongside East Coast dune sunflowers and silver palms. At the north end of the garden is the wetland area where bald cypress trees, ...

Established in 1994, the garden features 280 plant species and attracts a variety ... bamboo-like scouring rush and a mistletoe cactus, named after the small white berries at the end of their ...

Members of the Carson City Open Space Advisory Committee didn’t take formal action on Horse Creek Ranch at their Monday ...

“Possums are the main threat to mistletoe,” Cara says. “They love it and will often devour the entire plant if they can. Controlling them is vital; this mistletoe species is only found in New Zealand, ...