Wreath

I keep thinking of Wreath as the green you see after a wreath has been sitting in shade a little too long, where the color has depth but not drama. It reads cooler and more muted than Green Relict, yet it doesn't go as gray-brown and heavy as Toad. Against Emerald City, it feels a touch darker and less "clean-map" neutral, with a steadier, leafy undertone instead of that legend-label clarity.

For UI, I reach for Wreath in dashboards and reporting layouts where you want a green that supports status without taking over. It's great for logistics tracking, ag-tech monitoring, and utilities operations screens, especially for secondary panels, dividers, and table headers next to dense data. Use it when you want the green to feel settled without turning foggy, and keep the rest of the surface calm so your hierarchy stays obvious.

Quirk: on very bright white canvases it can look slightly withdrawn, so I like a warm off-white or soft sand nearby to keep it from feeling too restrained.