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  2. Learn about the hexadecimal color #006a4e, also known as bottle green, and its RGB, CMYK, HSL, HSV and other values. See how it looks as text, background, border and in color schemes, shades, tints and tones.

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      In a RGB color space, hex #b8ffec is composed of 72.2% red,...

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      In a RGB color space, hex #002f23 is composed of 0% red,...

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      In a RGB color space, hex #e0fff7 is composed of 87.8% red,...

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      In a RGB color space, hex #f3fffc is composed of 95.3% red,...

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      In a RGB color space, hex #ccfff2 is composed of 80% red,...

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      In a RGB color space, hex #6a0051 is composed of 41.6% red,...

    • Forest Green
    • Olive
    • Hunter Green
    • Artichoke Green
    • Jungle Green
    • Moss Green
    • Myrtle Green
    • Pine Green
    • Persian Green
    • Emerald Green
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    We all know what forest green looks like; it’s a rich, deep color that reminds one of Evergreen trees. It’s a nice shade if you’re looking for a darker color for your design. Forest green Hex #0B6623 RGB 11, 102, 35 CMYK 89, 0, 66, 60

    A color you may recognize if you’re familiar with olives, like those infamous fruits (yes olives are fruits) we all know and either love or hate. Olive green shouldn’t need much description for you to picture what it looks like. Olive Hex #708238 RGB 112, 130, 56 CMYK 14, 0, 57, 49

    Hunter green is a pale green. It’s a mellow color that reminds one of a forest floor near the end of autumn; the grass isn’t vibrant at this time of year and because of this lack of vibrancy, the grass can look pale. That’s what hunter green can be described as. Hunter green Hex #3F704D RGB 63, 112, 77 CMYK 44, 0, 31, 56

    You may be thinking that artichoke green has to look and have the exact same color as its aforementioned namesake, but artichokes are slightly brighter than this color. Artichoke green can look a little pale when you first see it, about a mix between gray and green, but incorporate it in your design and you’ll find yourself staring at a soothing gr...

    Jungle green is another color that you may think you already know the looks of without seeing it, but when you discover it, you realize that it’s entirely different. Jungle green is a hard color to describe as the color can be all over the place, since there are even variations of jungle green itself. These include tropical rainforest, amazon, deep...

    A color that is slightly similar to its namesake, as moss green resembles the coloration that you see in moss. Moss green Hex #8A9A5B RGB 138, 154, 91 CMYK 10, 0, 41, 40

    As much as one would think that myrtle green is the appropriate word to describe the color Moaning Myrtle from the Harry Potter series living face would have taken if she needed to barf (yes, I’m a huge HP fan), this color is anything but that. Myrtle green is meant to represent the unique color that are the leaves of a myrtle plant. Myrtle is a ge...

    Pine green is what you would think it looks like. It’s a rich color and a shade of spring green that is akin to the color of pine trees. It has been an official color in the Crayola company since 1903. Pine green Hex #01796F RGB 1, 121, 111 CMYK 99, 0, 8, 53

    Persian green is a unique color that doesn’t tend to be used often. It’s a color that is typically seen in Persian carpets and pottery. It’s a color that you can find all over Iran due to its positive connotation, as the color is renowned for representing nature, heaven, and sanctity. Persian green Hex #00A693 RGB 0, 166, 147 CMYK 100, 0, 11, 35

    Emerald green is one of those unique colors that has been featured a lot in popular culture, from Ireland’s nickname as the Emerald Isle due to the countries abundance of lush greenery, to the infamous city in The Wonderful Wizard of Ozwhere Dorthy encounters that not only is the food emerald green, but so are the people. Emerald green is a shade o...

    Learn about 134 shades of green, from forest green to emerald green, with their color codes and meanings. Find out how to use green in design, website, and art.

  3. Feb 22, 2021 · Bottle green is a dark green based on the color of 19th century glass bottles. Historically, green bottles and other colored bottles such as brown and cobalt blue were cheaper to make than clear glass bottles. They also provided some benefit in shielding the contents of bottles from light.

  4. Bottle Green. Generate Color Palette. Bottle Green has a slightly brighter hue than Hunter Green, but is darker than Evergreen. This variation in intensity makes it ideal for use in glass as a form of UV protection.

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  5. Learn about the color bottle green, its hex code, RGB, CMYK, HSL, HSV values, and how to find similar colors and paints. See color palettes, image mockups, and illustrations with bottle green.

  6. Find out the hex, RGB, HSL, CMYK and other color codes for bottle green, a dark shade of green. Explore color names, harmonies, tints, shades and tones, and how to use bottle green in art and design.

  7. Learn about the hex, rgb, hsl, cmyk, pantone and other codes of bottle green color. See color shades, schemes, similar colors and color information.