I don't know that I would call Oyster Bay "Minty", but it definately a bluer green with a solid dose of gray. I used Oyster Bay as a coordinating color for a red/green/purple vermont slate floor.

Depending on the home October Mist can sometimes wash out, so I might test both October Mist and Evergreen Fog or a slightly lightened version of Evergreen Fog if that feels too dark.

(Remember - all the colors will look lighter when used on an exterior surface.)

These are the coordinating colors that I picked for each of the three greens.

With Oyster Bay I picked Expressive Plum

This palette directly replicates the sophisticated, moody geology of natural weathering quarry slate. Mother Nature is my go to for color advice:

This palette utilizes a warm, organic yellow-green base anchored by a rich, traditional red-maroon. The complementary axis forces both the siding and the window details to pop with clean, crisp definition.

Last is Evergreen Fog - a deeper version of the October Mist color palette again using the complementary colors Red and Green:

I did not suggest any clean, bright whites as they will also look much whiter on an exterior and may have too high of a contrast with the other selected colors, especially for a detailed Victorian style home.

I would order samplize samples and look at all the colors on each side of your home at different times of the day to determine what you like best.