Meadow Wildflower Palette

A full summer meadow in bloom — genuine mixed wildflower color, busier than spring-meadow's early-season restraint.

#3D6B35

grass green

HSL 111° 34% 31%

6.3:1 on white

#E85D75

wild-poppy pink-red

HSL 350° 75% 64%

3.4:1 on white

#F4C542

buttercup yellow

HSL 44° 89% 61%

1.6:1 on white

#7B6FC4

cornflower violet

HSL 249° 42% 60%

4.3:1 on white

#F7F3E9

meadow-light background

HSL 43° 47% 94%

1.1:1 on white

Using this palette

Where spring-meadow deliberately stays mostly green to represent early season growth, this is the same meadow a few weeks later, in full bloom — three distinct flower colors (pink-red, yellow, violet) at roughly equal weight against a single grounding green, echoing how a real wildflower meadow actually looks from a distance: a green field peppered with color rather than dominated by any one flower hue. #3D6B35 anchors text; the three flower colors are best used as accents rather than large fills, since together at full size they compete rather than harmonize. #F7F3E9 keeps the palette from needing pure white anywhere.