Posted on March 13, 2023 by Flower Works LLC
With Saint Patrick’s Day right around the corner, you probably already see green and gold decorations emblazoned with the assumed symbol of the Emerald Isle, the shamrock.
The shamrock is often used as a traditional symbol for Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations and is associated with good luck. According to myth, Saint Patrick used it to represent the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, or the Holy Trinity, while he traveled throughout Ireland to spread Christianity. However, the shamrock itself isn’t strictly a symbol of good luck. Typically, the four-leaf clover represents luck, as the first three leaves mean hope, love, and faith.
Shamrocks and four-leaf clovers are not the only “lucky” plants. A few different houseplants can be considered good luck for various reasons. These include:
Many plants that filter air are also considered to bring good luck and a fresher space. Curly spider plants are known for their ease of care and propagation. Ivy plants are also good air purifiers, especially if you have a recently painted space. Additionally, snake plants double as an extremely low-maintenance source of clean air and a lovely splash of color. Finally, pothos plants are a favorite among common houseplants due to their resilience and ability to grow quickly. Add a little luck to your home today with the perfect plant from Flower Works.
Posted in Good Luck, Irish moos, Shamrock, St. Patrick's Day
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