We all know carrying a four-leaf clover will bring you good fortune, but the history of this lucky symbol may surprise you If you’re curious to know details about four-leaf clovers and their ...

Explore the fascinating world of four-leaf clovers and their association with good luck in our latest video. Delve into the origins of this enduring superstition and discover why these rare clovers ...

Is this a rare find or a common shamrock? Fact checked by Sarah Scott Reviewed by Mary Marlowe Leverette Both Irish shamrocks and four-leaf clovers evoke St. Patrick's Day and the green landscapes ...

March is a time when everyone could use a little extra luck. And four-leaf clovers may come in handy—but there's one thing to know before you run out onto your lawn in search of a lucky charm ...

It's actually not unusual for these sorts of legends to have a murky past. "The four-leaf clover idea likely originated in folklore, but it's hard to say when it first popped up. We often don't ...

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A popular sight around the holiday is the shamrock, or three-leaf clover, linked to Ireland and St. Patrick. The lucky ones, though, come across something that’s harder to find: a four-leaf clover.

If you give a ginger a Guinness, she’s going to want Lucky Charms. If you give a ginger Lucky Charms, she’s going to want a four-leaf clover—the list continues with all the Irish nosh and haberdashery ...

While the shamrock mainly has religious ties, the four-leaf clover—often mistaken for the same plant—is often associated with luck. But why is that? One thing that makes the four-leaf clover ...

PHOTOS: From 4-leaf clovers to some unexpected history, all you need to know about St. Patrick's Day The short answer: Irish people came to America and brought their culture with them. St. Patrick ...