Rodda Green All 14, sorted honestly.
Every green in the Cascadia + Northwest deck: 14 colors, LRV 51 down to 9, grouped by undertone and depth.
All 14 Rodda Green Paint Colors
Every green in the Cascadia + Northwest deck, LRV 51 down to 9. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.
Hex values are display approximations from Rodda's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
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These fourteen greens mix to order at Rodda's own stores across the five-state PNW footprint, most often into the Horizon interior line or an exterior product for siding and trim. There's no national retail channel behind them.
Every color carries a published hex and LRV, so outside the region, a national brand's counter can match any of these sages or forest greens exactly.
Light to Dark
The whole Rodda green range by depth. LRV is the number to trust: the same green looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
Fourteen colors give this family a genuinely full LRV range, 9 to 51. At the top, Sea Foam (CA175, LRV 51), Bohemian Earth (CA170, LRV 44), and Buried Fossil (R057, LRV 39) are light enough to work as full-room wall colors. Foliage (R063, LRV 37) and Spring Green (CA172, LRV 31) sit in the middle, still light but with more color presence.
Verde (R058, LRV 26), Forest Walk (R059, LRV 23), and Tarragon (CA173, LRV 23) mark the transition into deeper green. Cypress (CA179, LRV 19) and Wheatgrass (CA174, LRV 19) sit close together, and the darkest cluster — Green Tea (CA167, LRV 12), Fiddlehead (CA168, LRV 12), Hemlock (CA180, LRV 10), and Garden Moss (R048, LRV 9) — reads as deep, near-black forest green.
Rodda Green, Room by Room
Each room page shows green picks from every US brand side by side, so you can compare in context.
The light sages — Sea Foam (CA175), Bohemian Earth (CA170), Buried Fossil (R057) — work well as calm, whole-room walls in a bedroom, living room, or kitchen, and their grayed quality reads naturally under the diffused daylight common across the Pacific Northwest.
Mid-range colors like Spring Green (CA172) and Verde (R058) suit a home office or dining room that wants more presence. The darkest greens — Hemlock (CA180), Garden Moss (R048), Fiddlehead (CA168) — are built for cabinetry, a front door, or a single accent wall, where the deep, forest-floor color reads intentional in a small dose.
How Deep Each Green Deck Goes
How many green colors each brand carries, drawn with that deck's own greens from light to dark. Pick your store first, then the color. Every brand equal, no favorites.
More on Rodda green paint colors
What Rodda Greens Actually Look Like
Green is Rodda's largest chromatic family after brown, fourteen colors that lean muted and earthy rather than bright — fitting for a brand built around Northwest evergreens and moss rather than a Kelly green. Sea Foam (CA175, LRV 51) is the lightest, a soft sage.
Bohemian Earth (CA170, LRV 44), Buried Fossil (R057, LRV 39), and Foliage (R063, LRV 37) form a light-to-mid cluster of grayed sages and olives. Garden Moss (R048, LRV 9) sits at the very bottom, a deep, near-black green that reads like actual forest floor.
Pairing With Rodda's Browns and Neutrals
These greens pair naturally with Rodda's browns, since a room built around wood tones and a deep evergreen wall is a genuinely Pacific Northwest look. Garden Moss (R048) or Hemlock (CA180) against a warm Rodda brown like Madrona or Whiskey Barrel echoes cedar and forest without leaning theme-y.
For a lighter, calmer room, run Sea Foam (CA175) or Bohemian Earth (CA170) with a soft white trim.
Rodda Green Paint FAQ
What's the lightest green Rodda makes?
Sea Foam (CA175) at LRV 51, a soft sage light enough to work as a whole-room wall color. Bohemian Earth (CA170, LRV 44) is the next lightest, still light enough for a full room but with a touch more color presence than Sea Foam.
What's the darkest green in Rodda's deck?
Garden Moss (R048) at LRV 9, a deep, near-black forest green. Hemlock (CA180, LRV 10) and both Green Tea (CA167) and Fiddlehead (CA168), each LRV 12, round out the darkest cluster, all better suited to cabinetry or a single accent wall than a full room.
Does Rodda make a bright, saturated green?
No, this family stays muted and earthy throughout — grayed sages, olives, and forest tones rather than a bright grass or Kelly green. That fits the brand's overall Pacific Northwest character, built around evergreens and moss rather than bold, saturated color.
What's a good Rodda green for a whole room?
Sea Foam (CA175), Bohemian Earth (CA170), or Buried Fossil (R057), all in the LRV 39-51 range, work well as a calm, full-room wall color without feeling too dark or too intense, and their grayed-sage character holds up under the region's often overcast daylight.
Do Rodda greens pair well with wood tones?
Yes, and it's one of the family's real strengths. A deep green like Garden Moss (R048) or Hemlock (CA180) against natural wood or a Rodda brown like Madrona reads like cedar and forest together, a distinctly Pacific Northwest combination.
Where can I buy a Rodda green?
Through Rodda's own roughly 55 stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, findable at roddapaint.com. There's no Home Depot or Lowe's channel. Outside that footprint, any of these greens can be color-matched by hex at a national paint brand's counter instead.
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