Posted by griffins on February 27, 2009
| Last Updated: October 17, 2022
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St. Patricks Day, The Shamrock
St. Patrick’s Day Flower, March 17th, 2009 is St. Patrick’s Day
Local Florist offers St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock heritage.
The plant/flower Shamrock, which is a word from the Irish clover known as “seamarog”; is considered good luck.
This national Irish symbol of Ireland has a very long St Patrick’s Day history behind it. The Clover was sacred to ancient Celtic tribes as clear proof of the power of “THREE”, with which they associated great importance. All things Big and Small, both mundane and profound, can be shown to have three main parts.
Symbolization of the Christian doctrine of the Trinity: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.