I can't do toilet paper math 😝..it's ridiculous..

if it really rained money when there's some change in the weather I'd be rich!!!..a picture yesterday..

and this morning..

having trouble finding "just green" pics.. Honeybells..

Lancifolia..April 17..sunny since my trees aren't leafed out..

Lol Paula!

Very nice Ann. I would be rich too with the wild temp swings here!

I really do like a good green.

Black Hills

Bridegroom

Cherry Flip

clausa var. clausa

Cup of Grace

Dream Boat

Goober

Invincible

Jaws

kikutii

Lancifolia

LS Looking Glass

Niagara Falls

Puddles and Bumps

Royal Standard

sieboldii Alba

Snowstorm

Strawberry Yogurt

Teaspoon

Shiny Sonata

venusta (until we know)

Laurie, FWIW I'm sticking with it being venusta.....

I've got two different greens in this picture. One I call "Green Revolution" and the other is "Outta Business". It doesn't take much guessing to figure out where they come from and I challenge you to tell me the difference between the two.

This is them the following year.... One's a polyploid and has a heavier texture and substance, the other a diploid .
Pieter

I’m constantly trying to figure out toilet paper math! 😜

Here are some green from me:

Cup of Grace

Reverted Teeny Weeny Bikini

I know it’s Blue Angel, but mine looks mostly green

debra

Some more:

Undulata Erromena

Crazy ME

debra

Toilet paper math, a new kind of math.

Nice greens, I love having some solid greens to contrast in my garden.

Candy Dish - this one likes sun, but not too much. I had to move it by the end of the year it was pretty fried.

Celtic Uplands

Irish Luck

Jade Cascade

Jurassic Park

Lakeside Ripples

Lakeside storm watch

Marilyn monroe

Midnight Oil

Old faithful

Regal rhubarb

Royal Crest

Sugar plum

Tracy's emerald cup

Pieter thanks. I have searched and I can't come up with anything other than venusta that fits. I am sure you exhausted all other possibilities too. I get green Fortunei seedlings that are quite worthy. I will have Outta Business once I divide out the reversions.

Debra you have some great ones.

Beth I was looking forward to seeing yours all together. I agree that they give wonderful contrast in all their different shades of green.