Distribution maps of white and red clover. So that you know where to go and search for your lucky four-leaf clover.

White and red clover (Trifolium repens  and  Trifolium pratense) are members of the plant family fabaceae, also known as the legume, bean or pea family. Their leaves are typically compound, i.e. they consist of several leaflets. There is speculation that the – in evolu...

We were visiting the botanical garden of Monaco when we met this couple from China and asked them whether they had heard about four-leaf clovers. They said yes, but never found one before. We had found one four-leaf clover nearby before and helped them to discover it f...

Original heart-shaped Christmas tree globes with four leaf clovers. You can buy our souvenirs  with real clover here.

“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” – Seneca

``Go and wake uo your luck!``    Persian Proverb

``The luck of having talent is not enough; one must also have a talent for luck``  Paul Hawken

``All of us have bad luck and good luck. The man w...

If you didn't know, you can find a four leaf clover also in winter. Some of them are very robust and can survive in winter even in low temperatures if they are covered by snow.

For some, the tradition goes back to the origins of creation. According to Christian legend, Eve carried a four-leaf clover with her when she left the Garden of Eden.

Later, St.Patrick, the Patron Saint of Ireland, used a Shamrock to explain the Christian Holy Trinity....

Here are some five-leaf clovers in different shapes that we found in 3 countries: Romania, France and Switzerland. See our world map on were clover grows.

Here are two clovers from the same family, but in different sizes. We found them in Bern, Switzerland. We strongly believe that everybody can find a clover. See our advice on how to find a clover here.

• Four leaf-clovers have been considered lucky for centuries. This is a very old superstition.

• ``If a man walking in the fields find any four-leaved grasse, he shall in a small while after find some good thing ``John Melton, english writer 1620

• It is believ...