9. Most leaves.
In 2009, a man found a clover with 56 leaves. His name was Shigeo Obara, and he was, at the time, an 85-year-old man in Japan. Curiously, he also found the previous world-record holder, one with 21 leaves. He wasn’t just a clover-staring old guy, though; he spent 60 years crossbreeding them to increase the number of leaves. He used natural breeding methods, so it’s still an impressive feat.