Autumn Mistletoe Update (2018)

Posted: Sep 21 2018

ith the end of September looming - this years endless summer feels like it has come to a close and we are now in Autumns grasp.

The Mistletoe has had a mixed time - the springtime was kind. This is when the mistletoe flower get fertilised - so the better the spring is the more berries the mistletoe will have in the winter.

However the long dry summer, which turned our normally green and pleasant land into a parched brown  has not being great for the mistletoe.

Luckily the rain has come and now the mistletoe is looking much better - with the berries now starting to transform from their summer green into their winter white. 

Hopefully all will be good for Christmas. The Photo is the current mistletoe colour as of September 21st. 

London Mistletoe - Kisses in the Capital

Posted: Dec 03 2017

Happy Autumnal Equinox 2017!

Posted: Sep 22 2017

The first day of Autumn - Say goodbye to the long summer days and welcome in the Long winter nights!

Won't be long to Christmas now will it :) 🎄🎅🏻 🎄

Harvesting Come Rain or Shine

Posted: Dec 04 2016

Come rain or shine!
Storm Angus caused some difficuilt mistletoe harvesting conditions yesterday. The Paparazzi snapped us (and Meg 🐶) on the early morning harvest and it's in the Daily Telegraph today!

Ice in November to bear a duck

Posted: Nov 29 2016

If there's , the rest of winter will be sludge and muck

Gorgeous day to be out Harvesting Mistletoe today - although the site of ducks skating on the pond gave us some concern for the rest of winter (If the Old wives' tale is to be believed)