The Shamrock

The shamrock is a three-leaved plant, often associated with Ireland and its culture. Traditionally, it's linked to St. Patrick, who used it to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity in Christianity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The shamrock is a symbol of national pride and identity for the Irish, and it is commonly used in various cultural and commercial contexts, especially around St. Patrick’s Day. While the term may refer to several types of clover, the most recognized species is Trifolium dubium, known for its small, vibrant green leaves.