Mistletoe is a parasitic plant that grows in the tops of trees. It uses its host's water but photosynthesizes its own food. It is poisonous if eaten and is often treated as a nuisance in the States. So why does it seem so prevalent here in Europe? Learn all about this traditional plant that is more than for kissing in the December What's Up magazine you can find at bases all over Germany or online from anywhere in the world. Link in bio. | Stars and Stripes Europe | Facebook