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16 Festival truth about mistletoe
When coming to time to decorate your house for holidays, it is simply not completed without a mistletoe.
While Holly, Ivy and Poinsettia can often be seen at this time of the year, Mistletoe has a special place of its own on the front door.
We can watch a mistletoe like a beautiful and seasonal plants, but do you know that it's really toxic to people?
Over the years, Mistletoe has been used as medicine.
Not only one type of mistletoe - you can find up to 1,300 like the world.
It mainly spreads through the stool of birds, this explains the origin of the word 'mistletoe'.
Have you ever thought about why people kissed when arrested under a mistletoe tree?
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Hanging Merletoe indoor dating the time of Druids.
The lyrics to 'blame the Mistletoe' tell the story of a couple to meet and attack a relationship after kissing under the sentence tree.
Among the hundreds of mistletters, there are twenty of them being threatened.
In Oklahoma, the mistletoe is state flower.
Harper's Weekly started having images of couples kissing under a bent tree in the middle until the end of the 1800s.
A old tradition related to the Mistletoe is to choose a berry after every kiss.
Treasures are often used as a symbol of peace, and figured in front of the postcards sent to the soldiers in the great battle.
If you have seen candles and other items being advertised with the scent of 'mistletoe' labeled on them, you are lied, according to experts.
Christmas is not the only occasion that the sentence tree is related to the era.
Women in the Medieval Britain are used to tie the mistletoe around their waistline in hopes it will make them more fertile.
