APPLING, Ga. (WFXG) — As Fourth of July celebrations draw more people to Georgia’s lakes and rivers, the Georgia Department ...

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?

Downtown D.C. is celebrating the holidays with a giant, 10-foot, steel mistletoe. Designed by artist My Ly, it aims to inspire romance and holiday cheer, and she has plans to break a Guinness ...

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 ...

After the candy highs wore off, my children helped – with great sadness – to defrock the house from Halloween. Replacing the spiders, ghosts, skeletons and spooky décor were autumnal leaves, pumpkins, ...

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 ...

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 ...

Large crowds are expected to attend Mistletoe Marketplace, where more than 100 merchants will be ready to serve them.

How did the poinsettia and mistletoe become a holiday tradition? We explain their history and origins to the holiday.

While known for its Christmas charm, mistletoe is actually a parasitic plant to over 1,300 trees in the world ...