Ripe Mistletoe berries
The word "mistletoe" is derived from the Anglo-Saxon words, "mistel" (dung) and "tan" (twig) -- misteltan is the Old English version of mistletoe. It's thought that the plant is named after bird droppings on a branch !!!
How to grow your own Mistletoe check out this link! :www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/3345933/Mistletoe...
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Ripe Mistletoe berries
The word "mistletoe" is derived from the Anglo-Saxon words, "mistel" (dung) and "tan" (twig) -- misteltan is the Old English version of mistletoe. It's thought that the plant is named after bird droppings on a branch !!!
How to grow your own Mistletoe check out this link! :www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/3345933/Mistletoe...
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Uploaded on February 28, 2011
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