Mistletoe isn’t just a holiday decoration - it’s one of the strangest and most ruthless plants in the natural world. In this episode, we uncover the explosive way mistletoe spreads its seeds ...

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 ...

Hallmark Media achieved success with the Mistletoe Murders, which exceeded expectations on their streaming platform.

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.

Kylie Cox, popularly known as Sketch, rose to fame for a series of NFL match streams. The video clips circulated across various platforms, and soon, his enthusiasm for sports gave him the limelight as ...

The 68th annual Mistletoe Ball was held Thursday at the Valley Country Club in Conyngham. Some 120 couples attended the ball, which is held annually since 1956 and provides a formal gathering for t… ...

(WHTM)– Kissing under the mistletoe is a long-standing holiday tradition, but why is it such a well-known tradition? As the tradition goes, if two people are standing under sprigs of mistleto… ...

The origins of mistletoe kisses In addition to being part of Christmas culture and tradition, mistletoe is also a habitat and food source for birds, according to NDSU Extension horticulturist ...

Check out Trader Joe’s fresh mistletoe this holiday season — it’s just $3 and makes a great decoration for your party.

Like a tree or wreath, mistletoe is a part of our Christmas traditions. But did you know that it is a plant parasite? And poisonous?

Dwarf mistletoe on pine, UC IPM. The ancient Celts used mistletoe as part of their winter solstice celebrations. Druids considered mistletoe to be a sacred plant because it didn't grow from roots, but ...

This Christmas, mistletoe isn’t just a backdrop for romance or holiday cheer. It’s a reminder of nature’s quiet resilience and its ability to surprise us with gifts we never expected.