Bergamot

Bergamot sits in that middle ground where green actually feels both energetic and natural at once. It's brighter than Aromatic Herbs, less muted, more present, but it doesn't have Cheerly Kiwi's yellow warmth pulling it toward friendly. And compared to Corrosive Green's clinical neon punch, this one's got enough saturation to work hard without feeling like it's screaming.

You'll land it in product interfaces, app dashboards, and marketing where green needs to feel alive. Agriculture platforms, fitness apps, sustainability-focused design. It reads as the color doing actual work rather than just sitting there looking competent. The saturation is high enough that it doesn't disappear next to mid-tone grays the way paler greens do, but it's not so electric that it demands the breathing room Corrosive Green needs on screen.

Pair it with white or light neutrals and it pops without becoming aggressive. Against darks it holds its own without the cool detachment that more saturated yellowy-greens can develop. Watch it next to very warm oranges or saturated reds though, it can read slightly flat if there's nothing keeping it visually anchored.