Mistletoe in tree in Bernheim Forest Dec 24, 2019 Dec 24, 2019 Updated Dec 24, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As featured on +3 MISTLETOE: Bernheim Forest horticulturist explains the science and traditions Even though the mistletoe is "hung where you can see," oftentimes holiday revelers don't know where it comes from -- or that it's a parasite. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Friday Morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLMPD makes arrest in west Louisville homicide5 things to do in the Louisville area the weekend of June 19-21Man accused of shooting at Texas Roadhouse in Okolona released on bondIsrael and Hezbollah agree to halt fighting, officials say, as US-Iran talks hang in the balanceTaylor County funeral home director indicted for allegedly defrauding 13 familiesCRAWFORD | Louisville athletics approves a $30M deficit, because standing still costs moreNWS confirms preliminary EF1 tornado in Jefferson, Scott counties in Indiana after overnight stormsWoman charged with attempted murder after allegedly hitting husband with car in downtown LouisvilleMan hospitalized after being shot in Louisville's Shawnee neighborhood, police sayKSP arrest Texas man in connection to 36-year-old Hardin County sexual assault case Videos
+3 MISTLETOE: Bernheim Forest horticulturist explains the science and traditions Even though the mistletoe is "hung where you can see," oftentimes holiday revelers don't know where it comes from -- or that it's a parasite.
