Lucky Facts About The Four-Leaf Clover

What do four-leaf clovers, a rabbit’s foot, and horseshoes have in common? They’re all good luck charms!

Finding a lucky clover in a meadow takes more than dumb luck; you need patience too. They’re as valued as they are rare, and finding one is always thrilling.

The superstitions surrounding four-leaf clovers can be traced back to the pagan Celtic priests who believed it could be used to ward off bad luck.

According to Christian tradition, it was Eve that plucked the four-leaf clover on her way out of the Garden of Eden as a keepsake.

Want to learn more about the luckiest leaves of all? Who knows – your luck may just turn around after reading all these fortunate facts!

Trifolium repens is the scientific name for genuine lucky clovers.

They usually have three leaves but can sometimes mutate and grow additional leaves.

Similar-looking plants, such as water clover, pepperwort, and oxalis, have four leaves and could pass off as lucky clovers, but they’re not the same.