Fact: Each clover leaf represents faith, hope, luck, and love. Myth: Eve plucked a four-leaf clover and carried it with her out of the Garden of Eden. Fact: The term "luck of the Irish" is related ...

Estimates of the occurrence of four-leaf clovers vary, ranging from one in 100 to one in 10,000.That being said, one particular plant that looks a lot like clover, the iron cross (Oxalis deppei ...

Shamrock, which comes from the Old Irish word seamróg, means “little clover” and describes a three-leaf clover. Since a four-leaf clover has four leaves, it is not considered a shamrock. That ...

On March 16, there’s a maple leaf—on ode to Canada’s syrup-bearing tree—and a four-leaf clover (instead of a shamrock) for March 17. Sure, four-leaf clovers are generally considered lucky.

One thing that makes the four-leaf clover a lucky charm is its rarity. The chances of stumbling across one are typically about one in 10,000—much less likely than seeing a shamrock. And why is ...

The four leaf clover is constantly used as a symbol of St. Patrick's Day and Ireland in general, rather than the actual Irish national symbol of the shamrock.

By historical definition, a four leaf clover is not a shamrock. All shamrocks are three-leafed. Four-leaf clovers are rare in a garden since most clovers are three-leafed.

She doesn’t remember finding her first four-leaf clover, but she’s spent a lot of time outdoors most of her life. She once found 18 four-leaf clovers in one sitting. “That was within like a ...

Estimates of the occurrence of four-leaf clovers vary, ranging from one in 100 to one in 10,000.That being said, one particular plant that looks a lot like clover, the iron cross (Oxalis deppei ...