Lush Grass

On my screen, Lush Grass feels like the bright green you catch on a new patch of lawn right after it's been watered, not the deeper leaf tones. It's greener and a bit more open in lightness than Fern, so it doesn't settle into that softer, mid-range foliage vibe. Compared with May Green, it has more depth and less "early-spring wash," and it reads more balanced than Indica, which sits steadier and slightly more cultivated.

I reach for Lush Grass when you want a UI green that stays fresh without tipping yellow or going mossy. It's great for status and progress labels in field-service tools, map legends for parks and trail systems, and section accents on agtech product pages where herbs and growth imagery are doing real work. It also holds up in chips, toggles, and data filters on dashboards and editorial motion frames.

Quick pairing note: keep it away from very cool teals in dark themes, or it can start looking a touch sharp next to them. With warm neutrals, it feels grounded and clean.