Guacamole

Guacamole looks like a ripe avocado left in daylight, not an herbal study. It's a medium-light green with a muddier, olive-leaning undertone, so it feels grounded rather than airy. Compared to Bullfrog, it doesn't cool down and settle as much. Versus Artichoke, it keeps more green-forward color instead of slipping further into gray. And unlike Bonsai Garden, it shows itself faster, with extra warmth and body rather than that barely-there grayish restraint.

I like the one you reach for when a product needs "fresh" without becoming meadow-bright. Use it for inventory screens, logistics portals, and content-heavy health or food platforms where you want panels, cards, and headers to read clearly at a glance. It also works well in newsroom sidebars and podcast pages because the olive tone feels human, not sterile.

One quirk: on creamy off-whites it can lean a touch more yellow-green. On cooler grays it stays steadier, but always sample next to your actual text color, since the olive cast can shift perception fast.