The phrase "verdant green" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a lush, vibrant green color. Example: The rolling hills were covered in a blanket of verdant green, making it a picturesque sight.
They are drenched in yellow sunlight and verdant green.
Verdant green and ready in seconds, it's a versatile ingredient in the kitchen.
On either side of the path were verdant green crops of wheat and barley.
The whole valley is a deep, verdant green, nestled into stunning smoky mountains on all sides.
VIDEO The New York Lawn Bowling Club may look exclusive, behind the fence on their verdant green in Central Park.
Most important, at the core task of transporting your psyche to a verdant green playscape somewhere in your mind, this new game succeeds completely.
But nothing did, and by then I was back where I started, amid the verdant greens of Inverfarigaig.
Bright verdant greens and strange acid blues and, above all, weird peasant yellows he saw the Paris sun as peasant yarn.
Both of these trays of roast vegetables look very beautiful, they shout with colour: verdant greens and shocking pink on one tray and a spectrum of brightness on the other.
It was the end of the day, and the light was that big, orange-orange, four-dimensional light of Florida, belonging only to Florida, bathing everything in the felicity of good feeling, intensifying the color of each bungalow on the street, as well as the verdant greens of the palm trees that seemed to bleed more color in a warm breeze.
Having worked with Cronenberg on films as diverse as Naked Lunch and eXistenZ, the cinematographer Peter Suschitzky is well versed in conjuring realistic dreamscapes, and his widescreen frame gorges itself on a tapestry of bold colours (bloody reds, verdant greens, stark whites) and architectural intrigues.
