Midori

Midori lands like the green on a fresh label pulled from a drawer, crisp and plant-real, not shadowy. It's noticeably more mid and slightly lighter than Bucolic, so it doesn't feel hedge-serious. Compared to Forest Serenade, it keeps its tone cleaner and less moss-dim, with none of that shaded-canopy restraint.

For UI, this is the one you reach for when you want hierarchy that still feels friendly. I've used it for form buttons and live status tags in logistics and field operations, and for section headers in sustainability editorial sites where you need the green to read as "active" rather than "background." It also works well in wellness CPG packages that want a confident green accent without going leaf-oil muted or cutting too sharply like Jewel.

If you pair it with very cool grays, it can start to look a bit flatter. I'd lean warm neutrals instead, so it stays lively without getting loud.