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.

If you thought four-leaf clovers were shamrocks, you’re not alone – the mistake has been made by former presidents, companies and fashion designers. Skip to content WRBL ...

DETROIT (WWJ) - A local flower shop is clearing up a misconception many people may have about Ireland's national flower: A four leaf clover is not a shamrock. Wesley Berry Flowers in Commerce ...

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 ...

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.

The number of leaves on the shamrock has special significance in Ireland, while a four leaf clover is “a sugary, oat piece that’s usually found in a box of Lucky Charms cereal,” the Irish ...

If you thought four-leaf clovers were shamrocks, you’re not alone – the mistake has been made by former presidents, companies and fashion designers.