Conway Mill Trust

Mistletoe was regarded by the Celts as a sacred plant.  It has no support system of its own since it is a parasite, feeding off the tree it attaches itself to.   They called the plant’ all-heal’ capable of curing all kinds of diseases, and it was considered the visible soul of the oak tree.  It could render poisons harmless, cure infertility, and ward off spells of witches.