If you have mistletoe hanging from your rafters, you could be endangering your kids and your pets because it’s also toxic to cats and dogs. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the ...

A strong glue made from mistletoe which could help heal wounds could soon be available, scientists believe. The sticky festive foliage is perhaps well-known for its ceremonial role facilitating ...

Mistletoe berries contain toxic proteins that have caused deaths of humans and livestock. Severe symptoms begin occurring one to two hours after ingestion.

I can report that making mistletoe photos is not necessarily easy. Shooting the clumps in the trees from afar is child’s play. Just stand in a good spot and fire away.

American mistletoe has big leaves about the size of your thumb and small white berries. The berries have a sticky, glue-like substance inside with little strings attached to its indigestible seeds.

But be that as it may, for centuries mistletoe has generated more reverie and kissing than a big old. News Sports Kentucky Derby Life Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals. HOME/GARDEN.

Mistletoe is known for its presence during the holiday season. During dinner parties, couples will smooch under the festive plant with waxy leaves and sticky berries. At one point, mistletoe was also ...

Mistletoe berries can also explode, and at speeds of up to 60 mph, spreading its seed as far as 50 feet. Though there are more than 1,300 species of mistletoe worldwide, ...

The origins of kissing under the mistletoe, a plant that often bears white berries, are often traced to a tale in Norse mythology about the god Baldur. In the story, Baldur’s mother Frigg casts ...