A near-black green so saturated it photographs as shadow until direct light reveals the color underneath.
Rain-Slicked Fern
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rgb(60, 107, 63)
A damp forest green with the slight sheen of wet foliage caught right after a downpour.
Clover Burst
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rgb(111, 209, 58)
A high-saturation yellow-green that functions like a flash of sun breaking through cloud cover.
Meadow Dew
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rgb(168, 201, 160)
A muted sage with gray mixed in, closer to morning fog on grass than a true leaf green.
Overcast Petal
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rgb(216, 201, 232)
A pale, cool lavender that adds a floral note among five shades of green.
Misted Linen
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rgb(242, 245, 237)
An off-white with a faint warm cast, like linen left out to dry under a clearing sky.
Deep Mossy Hollow sits at the low end of the set, a near-black green that reads more like shadow than color until light catches it. Rain-Slicked Fern and Clover Burst push upward from there, the first settling into steady forest tones while the second jumps to a saturated yellow-green that feels almost electric by comparison. Meadow Dew cools things down with a pale, dusty sage, and Overcast Petal introduces a soft lavender note that keeps the greens from feeling purely botanical. Misted Linen closes the range near white, giving the whole group somewhere quiet to land. Together they suggest renewal without tipping into sweetness — more wet field at dawn than greeting-card spring.
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Outdoor and wellness brands can pair Deep Mossy Hollow with Misted Linen for packaging that stays legible without leaning on black, while Clover Burst works as a single bright accent on buttons, tags, or a product label corner. Garden centers, tea companies, and skincare lines built around plant-derived ingredients tend to respond well to this kind of range, since it reads as grown rather than manufactured. Overcast Petal gives interior or stationery designers a way to soften the greens with something closer to dusk than daylight. Editorial layouts about spring, rain, or renewal can lean on Rain-Slicked Fern for body copy and Meadow Dew for backgrounds, keeping contrast comfortable for long reading.
For digital use, set Misted Linen as the page background and let Deep Mossy Hollow carry headlines and navigation text — the contrast ratio holds up comfortably for body copy as well. Clover Burst is saturated enough to double as a hover state or call-to-action color without needing a second accent. Keep Overcast Petal and Meadow Dew to supporting roles like dividers, form fields, or secondary badges, since both stay too light to carry text on their own. Print designers working with uncoated stock should test Rain-Slicked Fern at full saturation, since it can shift slightly duller on matte paper than it appears on screen. Download the complete set below with codes ready for web and print files.
