Are they the same? What is different?

I know it is a bit late for st parick but it isstill  st patrick´s week , isn´t it?

 

Cloverly yours

 

Mariethe

Edit: I did find an explanation given by some Irish guy and it´s quite funny to read. So here it is for you to enjoy

http://www.instructables.com/id/St-Patricks-Shamrock-aint-a-clover/



Edit:  Dear Jayho: oodles ? noodles, you mean? Never heard that word before so I had to look it up!
 Thank you, you native lads and gals for teaching us those funny expressions of yours! I love reading you.

Thank you Alienboy and Maryse

EDIT  @ Jayho: thank you  for the link to the definition. In the first place, I thought it was a new recipe : �clover noodles�

Luckily yours  dear Marie-Thé !

Hi Mariethe

 

As AB said, shamrock is simply clover. Clover has 3 leaves but if you happen upon a 4 leaf clover, it is not shamrock but it will bring you good luck!

 

Clover is a weed here. And in all my years of weeding out oodles of clover from my garden I have never seen a four leafed clover. So no luck for me!

 

Clovers!

 

Jayho

 

Edit 1: Mariethe, oodles means lots of

 

Edit 2: Well, clover is actually nutritious  (high in protein) (and here are some clover valley noodles!)