Green colours

Greens span cool blue-greens to warm yellow-greens, and are widely associated with nature and growth.

The green family in numbers

24 catalogue colours, from CIELAB lightness 34 to 99 (median 72).
Most saturated: Lime; least: Mint Cream. Median chroma 58.
0 lean warm, 15 lean cool, 9 sit neutral.
5 of 24 are dark enough to use as body text on white (4.5:1).
13 of 24 fall within, or at the edge of, what premium coated offset print can reach.

True of the family in the stated context, not of every shade in it and not everywhere. See methodology.

Common association
Green is often associated with nature, growth and renewal.
Cultural meaning · Islamic
Green holds particular religious and cultural significance in Islamic tradition, historically associated with paradise, and appears widely in the flags and symbols of many Muslim-majority countries.
Cultural meaning · Irish, IE
Green is strongly associated with Ireland and Irish national identity, notably around Saint Patrick's Day.
Symbolism
Green is widely used internationally to symbolise environmentalism and ecological causes.